What programming languages are used most on weekends?
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What programming languages are used most on weekends?
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Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#2"actionscript 3" what? o_O
I thought this is over
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#3One thing that caught my eye is that at least of the tags included in their scatter plot, there appear to be more weekend searches than weekday searches on average overall, especially for the most popular tags. (And note that the X axis is logarithmic, so those will have a much larger effect on total searches.) I wouldn't have expected that. Perhaps weekdays are more geared toward 'getting things done', so weekends are when people have time to learn.
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#4"actionscript 3" what? o_O I thought this is over
Probably still good for prototyping...
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#5"actionscript 3" what? o_O I thought this is over
there is a lot of Flash out there in the Ad and Video world
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#6No big surprise that nobody works on sharepoint or XSLT as a weekend hobby.
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#7My weekends are usually pretty rough and unstable, so I went with this one several months ago and it fits well into my life style:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#8It might also be interesting to see which tags are used more in the early mornings or evenings vs during the workday.
Edit: I hadn't seen Kaggle before today, but it looks very easy to hack on the SO data set [1] with a Jupyter notebook.
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#9Happy to see Python-3.x taking over old Python.
Re: What programming languages are used most on weekends?
#10I don't think the number of questions asked correlate with which languages are used the most. My weekends are mainly Java, but I don't need to post on stack overflow because all of my questions have been already addressed.