GitHub blog shares some trends in regards to programming languages, which includes both public and private repositories:
Interesting. I haven’t seen many Java and C# projects myself, but I’m in a very different bubble. PHP stays on #4 for years. VimL, the language in which most plugins for Vim editor are written, makes it to #10 in 2010, which suggests that there are way more plugins than I ever thought. The drop in Perl is also quite notable, but not very surprising.
Perl is LITERALLY dying :-(
Perl 6 is coming out soon … hopefully it will reignite the interest.
There are some ‘Perl apocalypse’ messiahs around.
http://eev.ee/blog/2011/06/27/.....-disaster/
“The X is dead” thread exists, I think, about every single technology, methodology, and a more or less large vendor. In reality though, everything is a little bit alive. :)
Stefanos Demetriou liked this on Facebook.
PHP is so static!
That’s a good thing … right? :)
Thats all very cute… but in the “paying” world #SQL rulez :D
http://www.codingdojo.com/blog.....s-of-2015/
Gladly there is so much more to this universe than the “paying” world. :)
Don’t get me wrong Leonid Mamchenkov, I am just trying to get rich so I can retire early and write open source… honestly :D
Haha… That doesn’t work this way. The corporate world changes you… Corrupts your soul… Poisons your mind… In the end, retires an empty shell of you. But into a nice house. That’s the price you pay. :)