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Tim Bunce (2254)
Wednesday January 02, 2008
08:30 AM
Comparative Job Trend Graphs
I researched these comparative job trend graphs for my Keynote at the 2007 London Perl Workshop:
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=%22perl%22%2C%22python%22%2C+%22ruby%22&l=
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to make 10 ways to do something. :-)
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Throw "PHP developer" in there (Score:1)
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http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=%22perl+developer%22%2C%22python+developer%22
PHP is a more of a niche language so I was ignoring it.
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And while you're right that PHP aims for a niche, it is a niche that Perl used to dominate, and lots of Perl people are still in. A "niche" that is bigger than Perl is a niche that Perl shouldn't sneer at.