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There's no absolute scale, so you can't make comparisons between the graphs. The only conclusions you can make from the PHP scale is 1) that (according to the a
by phamilton 12y ago
There's no absolute scale, so you can't make comparisons between the graphs. The only conclusions you can make from the PHP scale is 1) that (according to the author) PHP developers think they are a lot more productive than they actually are and 2) experience doesn't increase productivity substantially in PHP.
- logicallee 12y agowhat makes you think the graphs aren't meant to be read on the same scale? By that reading the PHP productivity line could be 100x higher than the next-best language listed, but with self-assessment being 1000x higher than the next-best language listed. That is not a very sensible reading.
- phamilton 12y ago> what makes you think the graphs aren't meant to be read on the same scale? Lack of labeled axes. Without labeled axes there is no sensible reading between graphs.