The Rise and Fall and Rise of Java (2013)

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10.20.2005
The Rise and Fall and Rise of Java

June 2013

The History
Soure: Tiobe Programming Community Index

But…vs C/C++
Java vs C / C++ monthly commits [Ohloh]

True, But…
Java vs JavaScript monthly commits [Ohloh]

And this
Java vs JavaScript monthly contributors [Ohloh]

And this
Java vs JavaScript monthly projects [Ohloh]

What developers were asking us in 2010
Source: RedMonk Analytics

The evidence simply does not
support the claim that Java is a
“dead end”

The RedMonk Top 5

1.  JavaScript
2.  Java
3.  PHP
4.  Python
5.  Ruby

The RedMonk Top 5

1.  JavaScript (Node.js)
2.  Java
3.  PHP
4.  Python (Django)
5.  Ruby (Rails)

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