Php vs .NET
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Was just having a look at a job database web site (a local one in the Netherlands[^]). There were 72 jobs for .NET programmers, 70 for java programmers, and 148 for php programmers. I wasn't expecting these ratios to be honest.
Wout
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Was just having a look at a job database web site (a local one in the Netherlands[^]). There were 72 jobs for .NET programmers, 70 for java programmers, and 148 for php programmers. I wasn't expecting these ratios to be honest.
Wout
wout de zeeuw wrote:
I wasn't expecting these ratios to be honest.
What makes you think those ratios are honest? ;P
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wout de zeeuw wrote:
I wasn't expecting these ratios to be honest.
What makes you think those ratios are honest? ;P
You obviously got the emPHAsis all wrong. :laugh:
Wout
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Was just having a look at a job database web site (a local one in the Netherlands[^]). There were 72 jobs for .NET programmers, 70 for java programmers, and 148 for php programmers. I wasn't expecting these ratios to be honest.
Wout
Thats right, after working with .Net no one wants to go back to php :d that why they get requested more
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Thats right, after working with .Net no one wants to go back to php :d that why they get requested more
:doh:
Wout
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Was just having a look at a job database web site (a local one in the Netherlands[^]). There were 72 jobs for .NET programmers, 70 for java programmers, and 148 for php programmers. I wasn't expecting these ratios to be honest.
Wout
The population at the bottom of the food chain is always the biggest. Have you seen how many jobs there are for rocket scientists? :)