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Sunday Aug 02, 2009

Java The Most Popular Language - ActionScript Is Followed By Fortran And Cobol

Java is the most popular language in July. ActionScript (22) is tightly followed by Fortran and COBOL (what a nice neighborhood :-)). Scala is actually doing well (32) and Java FX Script (44) seems to be more popular than Groovy (47) - what really surprised me. An excerpt from the index:

21 Objective-C 
22 ActionScript 
23 Fortran 
24 COBOL 
32 Scala 
44 JavaFX Script 
47 Groovy 

Posted at 10:21AM Aug 02, 2009 by Adam Bien in Fun  |  Kommentare[2]


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Gesendet von Sven Reimers am August 02, 2009 at 11:44 AM CEST #

@Sven

fixed - thanks!,

adam

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