From: Roseanne Zhang <roseanne@...>
Date: 2006-10-01T10:11:38+09:00
Subject: Re: Hot new programming languages - according to the TIOBE i

M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
> I'm going to make a rather bold claim here. I will claim that the
> percentage breakdown of programming jobs by language is for all
> practical purposes equal to the percentage breakdown of lines of legacy
> code written in those languages that needs to be maintained. In short,
> it has nothing to do with the quality of the language, the suitability
> of the language for the software in question, whether the language is
> "powerful" or "hot" or "productive", or any factors dealing with the
> creation of *new* software.

Actually, those just a simple search criteria by me.

I original put C, C++, Java, Ruby,.... C is extremely high, then I 
realized C was also an English letter. I added programmer to make the 
search more specific. Then C dropped down from C++. You can search 
whatever key word combination you like.

I believe the indeed.com's searching criteria are simplely from job 
posts from Internet, that is all.

It reflects more of past and current job market, not future ones...

Thanks!


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