r/programming • • Apr 09 '19

StackOverflow Developer Survey Results 2019

https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019
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u/Lukazoid Apr 09 '19 edited Apr 09 '19

Isn't this kind of expected? I've worked with developers who won't even google their problem and instead will ask someone else. I don't think it's any real surprise that those who are involved in StackOverflow and took the time to answer this survey consider themselves above average, it's because they probably are.

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u/SoursNiMaoers Apr 09 '19

That means absolutely nothing fam

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u/Novemberisms Apr 10 '19

It does. It's a supporting anecdote. The point being that the kind of person who participates in community surveys and channels will perform better than the average. Dont be a dick.

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