On Fri, 20 Jul 2012 17:09:13 +0200, Kevin Wright
<[email protected]> wrote:
My intent was to claim that the industry care about keeping up to date
with
things, as can be demonstrated by the evolution of adopted languages.
Not
that they care about Jigsaw per-se.
According to the evolution of adopted languages, Java, C, C# and ObjC
(which BTW has reached the 3rd position according to Tiobe) are the ones
adopted by the industry. That is, there has been no evolution of the top
languages in fifteen years and clearly Scala, Roby, Python and what else
are still irrelevant. ObcJ is a different story, but its percentage is
more related to the community use (many small developers) than the
industry.
Trends are slowly changing, but at this pace many years will be needed to
change the scenario. And I think Tiobe and the available statistics in
general are strongly biased on the community trends, while the industry is
a different thing.
(Given that I'm spot on with Kevin about the reduction of the technical
debt, but it's another story).
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