Java versus PHP versus Python versus Ruby - Job ComparisonApril 5th, 2006 An interesting chart comparing available jobs for these four popular languages - java, php, python and ruby. All of them are extensively used for web application development.
Google Ahead of Microsoft in Popularity; Java Way Ahead of Paris HiltonJuly 7th, 2006 Google has passed Microsoft in popularity since beginning of 2005. What is even more surprising is their rate of growth and slow decline of Microsoft.
Ruby on Java = JRuby - Project to WatchDecember 18th, 2005 JRuby is a project to watch for. It implements Ruby on Java virtual machine.
Blog Buzz: Java vs PHP vs RubyJuly 12th, 2007 All these three languages are generating a lot of buzz in the blogosphere. It appears Java is currently having an upswing while Ruby is having a downward trend.
Introduction To Ruby For Java DevelopersJune 30th, 2006 Most Java programmers attempt to use Ruby like they use Java, similar to the mistakes C/C++ programmers commit when transitioning to Java. However Ruby provides a cleaner programming paradigm which if embibed can be effectively used to solve your problems.
On Java And Ruby CommunitiesAugust 10th, 2006 Rob Sanheim commented on Java & Ruby communities. Ruby has Dr.
Ruby Development Using jEditJuly 31st, 2006 jEdit is a popular Java based code editor. I have used it extensively and highly recommend it.
Match Fixing Allegations Dogs Indian CricketSeptember 14th, 2005 Indian cricket is again hounded by match fixing allegations. At least three cricketers(one batsman and two bowlers) are under the scanner according to The Times of India.
Why Ruby And ROR Really SucksMarch 25th, 2006 Ruby and ROR fanatics have adopted a highly annoying habit of luring hapless readers with highly provocative titles like "Ruby is not ready for production. Definitive proof".
Java or C#January 10th, 2004 On the old debate - C# versus Java
Bangalore & India Java Leaders of the World? Should JavaOne Shift to India?March 10th, 2008 It was well known that there is a significant amount of Java development in Bangalore these days. However it took me by surprise to find that it may actually be a world leader in terms of amount of Java and India too as a country.
10 Things Nokia Must Do To Match the Popularity of iPhoneMarch 4th, 2009 Nokia sells more than one in every three cellphones sold over the globe. But it could not achieve a popularity anywhere near the popularity of the iPhone.
Java Gains in PopularityJuly 19th, 2006 Java increased its lead as the leading programming language according to TIOBE's index. PHP maintained its 4th position while Ruby moved up 13 positions to 17th.
Free Eclipse Costs Over 100K per Seat Claims Microsoft ManagerOctober 11th, 2005 In the VSLive Conference in Orlando, BJ Holtgrewe, Senior Production Manager for Visual Studio made some outrageous claims like:
Holtgrewe's chat was also peppered with competitive messages, noting that U.S. DevTracker found that 53 percent of software development is being done on .NET these days, leaving Java scrambling for the remainder of the pie.
Installing Ruby Extensions on SolarisJune 20th, 2006 When you are coding a C extension for Ruby, and you use mkmf to create your Ruby Makefile on a Solaris box, make install may fail. Solution:
Add -lsocket -lnsl after -lingres.
May 23rd, 2006 at 9:56 am
You forgot the key, so I can only assume which line belongs where
May 23rd, 2006 at 10:12 am
My mistake. I have updated the keys. Thanks.
May 23rd, 2006 at 10:13 am
As said before, if everyone is already using Java, noone will search for “Java” in Google
The search volume is basically the increase in mindshare, not the mindshare. So Java has probably much more mindshare than Ruby AND the mindshare is increasing twice as fast. And if you search for ruby alone in Google trends, then it’s clear that a lot of search volume comes from the word “ruby” not from people searching for the programming language (News found for Ruby includes “Ruby’s remount row rumbles on”, “Ruby Tuesday, Inc. Reports Second Quarter Diluted Earnings Per Share of $0.28″ …)
June 25th, 2006 at 1:04 am
Yeah. And Java is neither an island nor a beverage.
January 4th, 2007 at 5:43 pm
Yes, note the marked downturn in the interest in Java. Even more pronounced than PHP, but it looks like Ruby is quite steady.
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