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I was curious as to why neither C# nor .NET appeared on the "Top Technologies" graph. Then I realized it apparently combines C, C++, and C# into a single bucket
by irontoby 8y ago
I was curious as to why neither C# nor .NET appeared on the "Top Technologies" graph. Then I realized it apparently combines C, C++, and C# into a single bucket, given that the same tag [1] also shows jobs for all three.
[1] https://startup.jobs/c https://startup.jobs/c
- cdoxsey 8y agoThis website is a great example of the challenges with being data-driven. It leads to a conclusion which is terribly flawed because of a failure to account for relevant nuance in the data. C# is definitely not C++ or C. It would be better to lump it with Java. But how many developers are now going to walk away thinking they should bone up on C since there are apparently so many positions out there for it? And how many other statistics out there are similarly flawed? How much of our day-to-day off-the-cuff knowledge is based on poor data entry?