Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2020
Share company information Stack Overflow for Teams is a space to ask questions and find answers. This year, we focused on seeking diverse representation while asking for information ranging from technologies and behavior to questions that will help us improve the Stack Overflow community for everybody who codes. For almost a decade, Stack Overflow’s annual Developer Survey held the honor of being
Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2019
Overview Key Results Developer Profile I. Geography II. Developer Roles III. Experience IV. Education V. Demographics VI. Evaluating Competence VII. Life Outside Work Technology I. Most Popular Technologies II. Most Loved, Dreaded, and Wanted III. Development Environments and Tools IV. Blockchain in the Real World V. Top Paying Technologies VI. Correlated Technologies Work I. Employment II. Compan
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The enterprise knowledge sharing platform developers already know and trust. Boost team productivity and collaboration. Collaboration happens here. One integrated platform where different teams can find & provide answers quickly and share knowledge. Attract, onboard, and retain top talent. Technical teams ask for Stack Overflow. Your employees can hit the ground running with all the info they nee
Stack Overflow Culture
This blog post was most directly provoked by this tweet from my friend Rob Conery, explaining why he’s giving up contributing on Stack Overflow. However, it’s been a long time coming. A while ago I started writing a similar post, but it got longer and longer without coming to any conclusion. I’m writing this one with a timebox of one hour, and then I’ll post whatever I’ve got. (I may then reformat
Why is Python Growing So Quickly? - Stack Overflow
Capture, share, & collaborate on knowledge internally. We recently showed that, based on Stack Overflow question visits, Python has a claim to being the fastest-growing major programming language, and that it has become the most visited tag on Stack Overflow within high-income countries. Why is Python growing so fast? Python is used in a variety of purposes, ranging from web development to data sc
Nick Craver - HTTPS on Stack Overflow: The End of a Long Road
Today, we deployed HTTPS by default on Stack Overflow. All traffic is now redirected to https:// and Google links will change over the next few weeks. The activation of this is quite literally flipping a switch (feature flag), but getting to that point has taken years of work. As of now, HTTPS is the default on all Q&A websites. We’ve been rolling it out across the Stack Exchange network for the p
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