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Poll: what are the primary languages in use at your company / in your team?
7 points by andrewstuart on April 9, 2015 | hide | past | favorite | 11 comments
JavaScript
9 points
Java
6 points
C++
5 points
Python 2
5 points
Ruby
4 points
C
2 points
C#
2 points
Objective-C
2 points
PHP
2 points
Perl
2 points
Go
2 points
Clojure
2 points
Common Lisp
2 points
Other
1 point
Python 3
1 point
Scala
1 point
Clojurescript
1 point
Haskell
0 points
OCaml
0 points
Swift
0 points
VB.NET
0 points
Rust
0 points
Haskell
0 points
Logo
0 points



A pretty sizable amount of code that I wind up writing day-to-day for scripting various small actions ends up being done in Bourne shell. Say what you will about it, but it does get the job done. Also, if you exercise some discipline, it's maintainable.

Outside of that, we have a lot of C, C++, Java, Ruby, and Python.


Primarily using Javascript with .NET here. More specifically Rob Eisenberg's new framework and Durandal successor: Aurelia. Before that it was AngularJS. We are looking into Node.js for API stuff as well, so still Javascript.


I guess it's forgivable that there's no entry for Visual FoxPro...At least I get to do a lot of Python, too.


OP here - add a comment if you want to provide details on frameworks/sub-technologies in use.


Scala, JavaScript, Play framework, RequireJS, React, Jade, MongoDB, Modernizr.


Clojure +1 Clojurescript +1


No Scala?


Done


Perl and C++


Common Lisp.


Scala




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