digitalmars.D.announce - D moves up to #12, edging out Delphi
- Walter Bright (1/1) Oct 07 2007 http://www.tiobe.com/tpci.htm
- Bruce Adams (4/5) Oct 08 2007 Congratulations!
- Walter Bright (4/12) Oct 08 2007 The Tiobe index measures something more like recent 'buzz' than anything...
- Bruce Adams (2/15) Oct 08 2007 That means there are still a lot of people excited about COBOL? Shudder....
- Walter Bright (2/9) Oct 08 2007 Certainly it means there's talk about it in the last 12 months.
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- Bruce Adams (2/5) Oct 08 2007 Snap. I share your pain. Still it is our duty to educate.
- Anders Bergh (6/7) Oct 08 2007 While we're talking about publicity, I saw in the October issue of the
- Walter Bright (2/6) Oct 08 2007 When it comes out, please announce it here!
- dominik (2/2) Oct 12 2007 Java?
Walter Bright Wrote:http://www.tiobe.com/tpci.htmCongratulations! Just one question. I note that one of the aspects the index is based on is the availability of courses and professional engineers. This could be read to imply that there are now a significant number of training courses and commercial projects being developed in D. Is this the case (I've had my head in the sand for a bit)? I would have thought there was still more Delphi and (though it sickens me) more COBOL floating around in the real world (tm).
Oct 08 2007
Bruce Adams wrote:Just one question. I note that one of the aspects the index is based on is the availability of courses and professional engineers. This could be read to imply that there are now a significant number of training courses and commercial projects being developed in D. Is this the case (I've had my head in the sand for a bit)? I would have thought there was still more Delphi and (though it sickens me) more COBOL floating around in the real world (tm).The Tiobe index measures something more like recent 'buzz' than anything else. There might be more Delphi code floating around, but I just don't see much buzz/excitement/interest about it anymore.
Oct 08 2007
Walter Bright Wrote:Bruce Adams wrote:That means there are still a lot of people excited about COBOL? Shudder. Maybe shuddering in horror counts as excitement?Just one question. I note that one of the aspects the index is based on is the availability of courses and professional engineers. This could be read to imply that there are now a significant number of training courses and commercial projects being developed in D. Is this the case (I've had my head in the sand for a bit)? I would have thought there was still more Delphi and (though it sickens me) more COBOL floating around in the real world (tm).The Tiobe index measures something more like recent 'buzz' than anything else. There might be more Delphi code floating around, but I just don't see much buzz/excitement/interest about it anymore.
Oct 08 2007
Bruce Adams wrote:Walter Bright Wrote:Certainly it means there's talk about it in the last 12 months.The Tiobe index measures something more like recent 'buzz' than anything else. There might be more Delphi code floating around, but I just don't see much buzz/excitement/interest about it anymore.That means there are still a lot of people excited about COBOL? Shudder. Maybe shuddering in horror counts as excitement?
Oct 08 2007
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Walter Bright schreef:http://www.tiobe.com/tpci.htmCan this really be taken seriously? I'm all for D, of course, but Delphi is still huge! Up until two years ago, I was still thought Delphi at my university (before they finally usually "Huh?", or the annoyingly unwitty "And I can write in [E-Z]!". I realize this is based on rough search queries. But I'm trying to decide whether this can actually represent some improvement or should be shrugged off completely. - -- Stéphan -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFHCpo4cFUq0gzqDwQRAqkcAKDjTvyj5PBdBNVbGsEEaq/VWfxctQCglPIP y3UiZ2sHoww5PMGDC0Ew22s= =gmo7 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Oct 08 2007
Stéphan Kochen Wrote:When raising D in a conversation, the response is usually "Huh?", or the annoyingly unwitty "And I can write in [E-Z]!".Snap. I share your pain. Still it is our duty to educate.
Oct 08 2007
On 10/7/07, Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> wrote:http://www.tiobe.com/tpci.htmWhile we're talking about publicity, I saw in the October issue of the Swedish computer magazine Datormagazin that they will feature D in the next issue, which is really cool and might bring more Swedish people into the D world :D Anders
Oct 08 2007
Anders Bergh wrote:While we're talking about publicity, I saw in the October issue of the Swedish computer magazine Datormagazin that they will feature D in the next issue, which is really cool and might bring more Swedish people into the D world :DWhen it comes out, please announce it here!
Oct 08 2007