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by bobbyi_settv
2823 days ago
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It may be true that Javascript is the most used language for "websites", but the percentage of programmers who work on websites is tiny. Take any big company, go to their jobs site and browse through tech jobs to get a rough sense of what portion involve building websites with Javascript. As one random example, I just glanced at Bank of America (http://careers.bankofamerica.com/search-jobs.aspx), a $300bn company that employees 200k people, and if I look at "Technology", I see pages of Java/ .Net/ Hadoop roles before I get to the first UI/ website/ frontend one. |
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