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TIOBE Programming Community Index for September 2011
This month the programming language D hits the top 20, replacing F# that cracked the top 20 for the first time last month. Unlike F#, The D language is not new. It has already been in the top 20 from...
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Developer Income Report #14 From Chris
As many of you already know I am publishing my monthly income reports each month. Here is another one that will sum up the August 2011. As I have discovered some new methods to make your applications...
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Annual Developer Income Report From Chris
It is over one year since I gave up my day job to become an independent developer (It is more than a year but I have missed a few reports so I will sum 12 months that has been reported on this blog)....
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TIOBE Programming Community Index for October 2011
October Headline: Java is losing ground despite its new version 7 release Java lost almost 1% of its popularity in September. If this trend continues, C will be number one again next month. Other...
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TIOBE Programming Community Index for November 2011
November Headline: Objective-C programming language of the year 2011? There are only 2 months to go before TIOBE will announce the programming language of the year 2011. This award is given to the...
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TIOBE Programming Community Index for December 2011
December Headline: C++ about to be dethroned by C# Since the beginning of the TIOBE index back in 2001, the programming language C++ has been number 3 of the chart in a very consistent way. Perl,...
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Browse ‘n Move – The State and Trends of Mobile Internet
Oh, mobile browsing – one of the hottest topics these days isn’t it? Now that all the cool kids and their grandmas have Internet access on their mobile gadgets (90% of the population has mobile network...
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MySQL’s growing NoSQL problem
Open … and Shut Just a few short years ago, MySQL was the undisputed king of the open-source database hill. But with the NoSQL market emerging at an 82 per cent compound annual growth rate (CAGR),...
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