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The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: February 2012 – tecosystems
For years now, it has been self-evident to us at RedMonk that programming language usage and adoption has been fragmenting at an accelerating rate [coverage]. As traditional barriers to technology procurement have eroded [coverage], developers have been empowered to leverage the runtimes they chose rather than those that were chosen for them. This has led to a sea change in the programming... moreFor years now, it has been self-evident to us at RedMonk that programming language usage and adoption has been fragmenting at an accelerating rate [coverage]. As traditional barriers to technology procurement have eroded [coverage], developers have been empowered to leverage the runtimes they chose rather than those that were chosen for them. This has led to a sea change in the programming language landscape, with traditional language choices increasingly competing for attention with newer, more dynamic competitors. view page
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#scala "may be separating itself from the other Tier 2 languages" http://t.co/XMUzBk6U
Awesome to see CoffeeScript jump up near the "top quadrant" of languages in RedMonk's rankings: http://t.co/Wit8XlTK
looks like rumors of Java's demise were overrated.. going strong and growing in 2011: http://t.co/sAKo7T6w - yay for JVM.
I don't know what TIOBE actually measures, but it's less interesting than this. http://t.co/NAisU2QC #clojure
in case anyone missed them yesterday, the @redmonk feb programming language rankings: http://t.co/qOYDKoBh
Ranking de lenguajes de programación por RedMonk: StackOverflow vs GitHub - http://t.co/iO4jALNZ
RedMonk Programming Language Rankings (2/2012) http://t.co/xMBCIrnP <Java healthy, CoffeeScript booming
Redmonk programming language ranking based on GitHub & Stack Overflow @ http://t.co/c7yYeDla
Erlang is quite high up in Stack Overflow/GitHub chart: http://t.co/9Ljl6WkX #Erlang FTW!
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Our data, then, indicates that Java remains a viable, growing language
Getting rid of Java is going to take a long long time http://t.co/b6uzjtpR
OH: Javascript is here to stay and not going anywhere cc: @puneet324 http://t.co/tuZM3wzM
Programming Language Popularity http://t.co/XCp2XWWR and http://t.co/tiaIJ6gI
Programming Language Popularity http://t.co/XCp2XWWR and http://t.co/tiaIJ6gI
Programming Language Popularity http://t.co/XCp2XWWR and http://t.co/tiaIJ6gI
Programming Language Popularity http://t.co/xxg6gldB and http://t.co/CZkxFTfJ
@briansfrank Interesting to see #Fantom made it to rankings http://t.co/FZNVFPMT (http://t.co/i3ZuHEc5) while its most popular #clones don't
