alrightythen

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   by alrightythen 16y ago

   I disagree with your stance on PHP. It is not an "old" language (in fact, it's younger than both Java and Python), and while some programmers seem to have a problem with it, most of the criticism is exaggerated in my opinion. Personally I l
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   by alrightythen 16y ago

   Thanks for the list. I disagree with the notion that Scala is one of the biggest three scripting languages around. Judging by the startup job listings at http://www.quora.com/Which-startups-are-hiring-in-the-San-Fr... almost everyone uses
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   by alrightythen 16y ago

   Just checked http://www.quora.com/Which-startups-are-hiring-in-the-San-Fr... , and it seems that the languages most in demand are Python, Ruby, and PHP.
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   by alrightythen 16y ago

   Sure, I know, but I was mainly talking about the serverside of things (and the poll was focused on that, too, since the majority of languages there can't be used on the clientside). And yes, I know that you can use JavaScript on the servers
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   by alrightythen 16y ago

   Thank you. Glad to see Python at the top of the list, since that's my preferred choice as well.
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   Ask HN: Startup programming language/framework stats?

   5 points by alrightythen 16y ago|11 comments