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I'm amazed to see Lua higher than Go, JSP, Scala, and some other stuff students would be more likely to be exposed to. Maybe students are doing a lot of NGINX s
by ejcx 11y ago
I'm amazed to see Lua higher than Go, JSP, Scala, and some other stuff students would be more likely to be exposed to. Maybe students are doing a lot of NGINX stuff ?
I'm also glad to see PHP high on the list. Good to know it isn't going anywhere anytime soon, especially with all the work FB is putting into it.
- sbov 11y agoIn general Lua is pretty popular as a scripting language within larger systems, especially games. Also, I don't see percentages anywhere. For all we know by the time it's down to Lua it could be something like 0.5% of all projects.
- patio11 11y agoMaybe students are doing a lot of NGINX stuff ? <Wages Of A Misspent Youth>World of Warcraft addons.</Wages Of A Misspent Youth>
- vvanders 11y agoYup, its the defacto scripiting language for games.
- briandear 11y agoSad to see PHP high on the list, it would be good if it could go away anytime soon. PHP is crap. I am rather surprised to see things like Ember not even making the list in JavaScript frameworks. The Microsoft weighting of this data is also peculiar. But, I suppose universities tend to represent academia as opposed to the cutting edge of the real word. There also seems to be a heavy bias against Ruby compared to the popularity of ruby in the real world.