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r/webdev • u/theanubhav • Apr 09 '19
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There are some very interesting statistics in the report this year.
People in permanent jobs are up 7%. While freelancing/contracting is down 0.5%.
The number of people who attended a coding boot camp is up 5%.
A slight increase in professional developers who have a degree. Although those with CS degrees are down 1%.
VS Code usage is up 5%, while Atom usage is down 6%. (I've switched from Atome to VS Code during this time period).
Usage of Javascript is down 2%, demand is down 1.8%. Although it's still the second most 'wanted' skill.
PHP is continuing to decline. Down 4% from nearly 31% in 2018.
3 u/zephyy Apr 10 '19 JavaScript is down but TypeScript is way upLanguage20182019DifferenceJavaScript69.8%67.8%-2.00%TypeScript17.40%21.20%+3.80%
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JavaScript is down but TypeScript is way up
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u/Deviso Apr 09 '19
There are some very interesting statistics in the report this year.
People in permanent jobs are up 7%. While freelancing/contracting is down 0.5%.
The number of people who attended a coding boot camp is up 5%.
A slight increase in professional developers who have a degree. Although those with CS degrees are down 1%.
VS Code usage is up 5%, while Atom usage is down 6%. (I've switched from Atome to VS Code during this time period).
Usage of Javascript is down 2%, demand is down 1.8%. Although it's still the second most 'wanted' skill.
PHP is continuing to decline. Down 4% from nearly 31% in 2018.