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]]> By: Scott http://www.procata.com/blog/archives/2006/05/10/programming-language-trends-via-google/#comment-83941 Scott Tue, 08 Jul 2008 13:03:47 +0000 http://www.procata.com/blog/?p=185#comment-83941 This is a strange post. I hardly ever search for javascript anymore since i use the prototype framework, i always go to prototypejs.org and click API's. When i search PHP.net i go to google and type in the function name i need to lookup and because PHP is so highly ranked, the top result 99% of the time is the one i need. So saying that Java programmers are moving to another language is wrong. Searching for "Java" would likely be people "interested" in learning what it means, what its about, etc. Which would likely be the result of all the hype of Java in the press and around the net... not Java programmers typing in "java"... Most programmers find the resources and skip google. Such as php programmers go straight to the forums they want, or the php.net site etc. Kind regards, Scott This is a strange post. I hardly ever search for javascript anymore since i use the prototype framework, i always go to prototypejs.org and click API’s. When i search PHP.net i go to google and type in the function name i need to lookup and because PHP is so highly ranked, the top result 99% of the time is the one i need.

So saying that Java programmers are moving to another language is wrong. Searching for “Java” would likely be people “interested” in learning what it means, what its about, etc. Which would likely be the result of all the hype of Java in the press and around the net… not Java programmers typing in “java”… Most programmers find the resources and skip google. Such as php programmers go straight to the forums they want, or the php.net site etc.

Kind regards,
Scott

]]> By: Aaron Rosenfeld http://www.procata.com/blog/archives/2006/05/10/programming-language-trends-via-google/#comment-83937 Aaron Rosenfeld Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:49:49 +0000 http://www.procata.com/blog/?p=185#comment-83937 I really don't know that you can rely on search volume being proportional to the usage of a language. If anything, I would say these trends corresponds to the documentation quality of a language or even foresight into how well advertised they are. PHP for example has, in my opinion, the best documentation of any language out there -- I rarely do a Google search and just use php.net's search field. C# (which is one of my favorite languages) relies on the Microsoft MSDN library which is just plain clunky and begs for developers to turn to Google instead. That being said, these stats are pretty much in line with what I would assume: - Java was in it's prime maybe 5 years ago. It is too bulky for todays' web applications. - C# is an awesome alternative for software developers. It has simple syntax of Java with the power of C++. - Perl. Come on... I really don’t know that you can rely on search volume being proportional to the usage of a language. If anything, I would say these trends corresponds to the documentation quality of a language or even foresight into how well advertised they are.

PHP for example has, in my opinion, the best documentation of any language out there — I rarely do a Google search and just use php.net’s search field. C# (which is one of my favorite languages) relies on the Microsoft MSDN library which is just plain clunky and begs for developers to turn to Google instead.

That being said, these stats are pretty much in line with what I would assume:

- Java was in it’s prime maybe 5 years ago. It is too bulky for todays’ web applications.
- C# is an awesome alternative for software developers. It has simple syntax of Java with the power of C++.
- Perl. Come on…

]]> By: MattW http://www.procata.com/blog/archives/2006/05/10/programming-language-trends-via-google/#comment-83904 MattW Thu, 26 Jun 2008 11:43:52 +0000 http://www.procata.com/blog/?p=185#comment-83904 PHP and more specifically the Zend Framework will be pretty dominant. Ruby/Rails is the only real competition and nobody (at least me) wants to learn a very particular implementation of weird language just so they can do the same things they can do with Zend. Also, clients dont want to pay you for it and thats not going to change. Ever. Microsoft: too shitty. Java: too clunky. Ruby: pain in the ass/ no advantage Perl: get real PHP and more specifically the Zend Framework will be pretty dominant. Ruby/Rails is the only real competition and nobody (at least me) wants to learn a very particular implementation of weird language just so they can do the same things they can do with Zend. Also, clients dont want to pay you for it and thats not going to change. Ever.

Microsoft: too shitty.
Java: too clunky.
Ruby: pain in the ass/ no advantage
Perl: get real

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