Is the SO tag streamlining a good idea of the popularity of a programming language?

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Is the SO tag streamlining a good idea of the popularity of a programming language?

My first guess would be that it is not, and that it is heavily populated by fans of Jeff (who is likely to be .Net biased) and fans of Joel (who may be more prone to C / C ++ among others) .

Is there a way to get statistics on an impartial programming language?

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Brian R. bondy Feb 05 '09 at 5:17

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Axelle Ziegler Feb 05 '09 at 5:33

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ohloh.net has some pretty good performance. It reads from version control repositories for a bunch of projects and provides graphics.

Compare Languages in Ohloh

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matpie Feb 10 '09 at 17:24

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David N. Welton · Accepted Answer · 2009-02-05T11:26:22+0000

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