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On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Reed Hedges wrote:


This article is about a survey of programming languages. Despite it's repeated use of terms like "managed code" and "enterprise" and claim that C# is the big winner, the survey shows that interpreted languages like Python, Ruby, etc. plus "scripting languages" (into which they lump Perl, PHP and Javascript???) show a lot of growth also. C++ has a slight loss, Java has a bit of growth.

http://www.infoworld.com/article/05/11/30/49FErrdevelop_1.html?s=feature

No offense, but this is a wretched article ;-) The "Programming Language Momentum" graph is absolutely horrid. They're comparing HTML to C++?!? They're counting Perl *twice* under both the "Scripting" and "Dynamic Languages"?!? "Deployment Platform Momentum" lists Windows.NET, Win32 and OS X, but not POSIX???

An increase of 23% in C# usage can just as easily mean that this year, five people used C# instead of four. *beats head against wall*

There are lies, damn lies, and statistics, but the absolute scum at the bottom is meaningless corporate IT business-speak :-)

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