It suggests that despite its recent growth, Go still has such a low search volume that it barely registers against a language that has practically disappeared f

It suggests that despite its recent growth, Go still has such a low search volume that it barely registers against a language that has practically disappeared from the radar. Combine that with Google's small presence in China and whatever unknown formula they use to normalize popularity in each country, and it could actually be that Go is not significantly more popular in China than in other places. Apparently HHVM is a huge hit in Belgium. http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=hhvm&cmpt=q&tz= http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=hhvm&cmpt=q&tz=