2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results
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2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results
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#3Can someone help this old (2^5 years) developer out? I've worked with a number of programming languages over the years, and have never found a combination that brings me such joy and productivity as Ruby and Rails. However, I've always felt that Python and Ruby were very similar in style & goal.
Can someone who is experienced in both Rails & Django explain why Python & Django are trending up so quickly, while Ruby & Rails are ranking on the "most dreaded" lists? I don't want this to become a holy war, I am just genuinely curious what I'm overlooking.
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#4Wow, jQuery is still one of the most popular web frameworks. That was unexpected...
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#5When we say percentage - the numbers are not adding up to 100. How are we supposed to read this report?
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#6Can someone help this old (2^5 years) developer out? I've worked with a number of programming languages over the years, and have never found a combination that brings me such joy and productivity as Ruby and Rails. However, I've always felt that Python and Ruby were very similar in style & goal. Can someone who is experienced in both Rails & Django explain why Python & Django are trending up so quickly, while Ruby &…
Whilst I'm pretty heavily experienced in Rails I'm less-so in Django. If I had to guess Rails being dreaded is down to experienced Rails veterans wanting to move onto the new hotness, and the rise of Python / Django being simply down to the fact that people newly getting into web development are far more likely to know Python than Ruby.
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#7Wow, jQuery is still one of the most popular web frameworks. That was unexpected...
I didn't know it's a web framework.
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The competence vs years graph is interesting to me because over time things converge, but women and non-binary folks are significantly less confident in the early/mid career.
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#9When we say percentage - the numbers are not adding up to 100. How are we supposed to read this report?
Multi answer questions in the survey may explain that?
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#10When we say percentage - the numbers are not adding up to 100. How are we supposed to read this report?
Respondents are allowed to choose multiple answers for each question, so the totals != 100%.