Map of IT : professions_and_trends, Maxym Mykhalchuk
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Ciklum Dnepropetrovsk Open Day, 28 April 2015
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Map of IT : professions_and_trends, Maxym Mykhalchuk
- 1. Ciklum Open DayApril 2015 The Map of IT: Professions and Trends Maxym Mykhalchuk, project manager
- 2. 02 List of contents: • IT Professions Overview • Trends
- 3. 03 Who will you see first in a typical IT office?
- 6. 06 ?
- 12. System Administrators / DevOps
- 13. Managers
- 14. 14 Physicists and poets • Developers • Developers • Developers • Architects • QA • DevOps • Embedded Engineers • DBAs • … • Managers • Business Analysts • UI Designers • UX Designers • Call center operators • Technical Support • …
- 15. 15 Abit of Ciklum Statistics • Development • >60 programming languages • >30 operating systems • >40 databases • >100 web frameworks, >50 Java buzzwords, >10 C/C++, >10 .NET • QA • >20 frameworks for automated testing • >30 testing methods, levels, and types
- 16. 16 Trends
- 17. 17
- 18. 18
- 19. 19 What is hype, and what will become “the next big thing”?
- 21. 21 Gartner's 2014 Hype Cycle
- 22. 22
- 23. 23 Gartner’s Top 10 - 1/3 • Computing Everywhere • Mobile: Objective-C, Swift, Java, C#.NET (if you believe in Windows Phones) • 3D Printing • Engineers • Software will evolve a lot • C/C++ • Internet of Things • At the very hype top • Might not work out actually • Embedded C/C++
- 24. 24 Gartner’s Top 10 - 2/3 • Analytics • Big Data is the term you might know • Everyone is doing it • Not everyone understands what they are doing • Java • Context-Rich • For example, Apple Siri • C/C++ • Smart machines • Embedded software development is not boring anymore • C/C++
- 25. 25 Gartner’s Top 10 - 3/3 • “Cloud Computing” • Everyday life now • DevOps = a bit Developer + System Administrator • Everything is the cloud, even your own servers • Everything is Web – either Web Services, or Web Frontend • Application determines how it scales over the public/private cloud • Ruby, Python for DevOps • JavaScript for Web Frontend • Any language for Web Backend (including JavaScipt)
- 26. 26 Links for offline reading • http://www.ibaset.com/gartners-top-10-strategic-technology- trends-2015/ • http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2819918 • http://www.businessinsider.com/companies-not-embracing- big-data-2014-8 • http://dou.ua/lenta/articles/language-rating-jan-2015/ • http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/ind ex.html • http://ain.ua/2015/01/27/560805
- 27. Thank You!
Editor's Notes
- Cool Hackers?
- Maybe not so cool?
- Nope, you see the reception.
- Well, maybe a better one though
- Developers Developers Developers
- QA
- System administrators or DevOps
- And evil managers
- Unlike the common stereotype
- When I was saying “developers” 3 times I’m not joking as they do have the biggest variety, QAs a bit less, Managers even less But anyway, to be competitive, you need to specialize – being nice overall but not deep enough is the main issue with freelancers
- How to choose whom you want to become to be needed in future? That’s obvious – look at the trends.
- C might be oldest here, but it’s still 2nd Java is on decline but still the most popular thing, partially thanks to Android Objective-C (iPhone development) got through its best time and now is on decline JavaScript (frontend) might be hyped a lot, but it did not result in increasing its popularity as a language
- Both size and growth matter. I mean, Go Lang was fastest growing (from zero) in 2009, Ruby in 2006, last year but today GoLang is #42, Ruby is #18 and on steep decline, and Transact-SQL is niche as it is for Database Developers not for general development. Python even had two peaks, but it did not really blossom On the other hand PHP was already big in 2004, Objective-C was growing 2 years in a row C was old in 2008 How to
- Everything on one slide
- When I was saying “developers” 3 times I’m not joking as they do have the biggest variety … As you can see, there’s a lot of different technologies to specialize on