laughs Come on paddy_m, it was mostly a joke. Last year at work, we compared lots of javascript libraries out there and discovered that they are mostly pretty

laughs Come on paddy_m, it was mostly a joke. Last year at work, we compared lots of javascript libraries out there and discovered that they are mostly pretty difficult to compare. You have to get past the similarities and style semantics to discover which one to use. Some points of comparison I thought were not too valuable had traction with developers while some that I thought were important were not. This was just another inane data point showing the current popularity of various javascript libraries. One thing that is ironic is that, at least when I generated the statistics, the easiest to use library, jQuery, also had the highest paying jobs associated with it. I suppose ease of use generates higher usage, which means more popularity of the framework, which translates into higher pay for those that get it.