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Show HN: Language breakdown for February “Who is hiring?” post
- jacquesm 12y agoYou could combine the two graphs to show you the onsite percentage per language.
- Ronsenshi 12y agoYes, it is possible, but PHP, Haskell and possibly C++ slices would be way too thin.
- JesseAldridge 12y agoIt looks pretty much the same with remote jobs removed: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/135901/whos_hiring_pie/Benchmarks%20%20Laravel%205%20vs%20Laravel%204%20vs%20Symfony%202.6.html https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/135901/whos_hiring_pie/B...
- th0br0 12y agoThe d3 script link points to the http version which stops chrome from loading it if you're visiting the page via https. (e.g. enforced by https everywhere)
- Ronsenshi 12y agoThank you. Fixed.
- taternuts 12y agoJust a quick note, you forgot to change the title of your post from your previous entry
- Ronsenshi 12y agoThanks. I should spend some time on something like Jekyll - to generate structure instead of messing with html.
- AaronM 12y agoWas it purposeful to assign C# developer jobs to N/A or are they included at all? I only ask because I see at least as many C# posts, as posts for Haskell.
- Ronsenshi 12y agoNot really, I think I just missed it when parsing text. I've also missed .NET. EDIT: Scraped data second time. Added more jobs and more languages.