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Does anyone have a good article on the most common computer programming languages?

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"Common" in what sense - most frequently used; most lines of code; most programmers; most un-posh?



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most un-posh. working-class languages.......... LOL :-).

No, i mean the most frequently used in the WWW today?

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quote:Originally posted by crmpicco
 most un-posh. working-class languages.......... LOL :-).
*heh*

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No, i mean the most frequently used in the WWW today?
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Its a tricky one - and pretty much impossible to answer - people don't even know how many sites there are on the internet, let alone what language/s they use.

One approach is to find the frequency of appearance of a language in google results cf:
http://www.tiobe.com/tpci.htm
http://www.dedasys.com/articles/lang...opularity.html

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