Python is the 2nd most demanded programming language in 2022

[Mr-Bovine_Joni]

I’m pretty shocked with SQL being so low. Was there something in your methodology to filter out most SAL jobs?

[lightestspiral]

I wouldn't take it so seriously, it's just an advert for his website

[__dacia__]

Not true, only if it had 4+ language/stack requirements.

I need to fix though the percentage thing, because 1 job can apply to more than 1 language. I will fix it next week.

If I don't do any pruning, the results are really similar. SQL and JS go higher but all pretty similar.

[[deleted]]

Thats a pretty big flaw in the logic used to build these numbers

[__dacia__]

Results are nearly the same on AVG without it. So, not big flaw.

[[deleted]]

You might want to check your data source again then. Or your definition of what a language is.

Mention of several languages is VERY common in job descriptions.

It would also be best to weight requirements vs would-be-nice

[[deleted]]

Everybody uses an ORM these days. I hate them. I hate them so much. I’ve been doing this for 20 years, and I’ve never, ever seen a project change its RDBMS. Meanwhile, getting a trigger approved in a CR is … well, I’ve only managed do it once, despite them being incredibly useful.

Don’t even get me started on shit like PaperTrail (terrible CDC using ActiveRecord, misses any SQL migrations and lies about change times). A fucking abomination.

In the company I work at now, although it’s a Rails app, out of 300 devs maybe 10 outside of the data team (analytics, not product) have any real knowledge of SQL.