Java VS PHP VS Python VS Ruby
Good old tools are still apparent
In the IT world, various things are released every day and it is exciting. At the same time, ** good old tools are often lost or even worse. ** **
The service that has been compromised in me is ** Google finance ** (link).
Previously, it had a high-performance chart and was able to carry various technical indicators.
However, the prototype at that time has not been retained, and it has become one of the convenient functions of search engines and has become something that cannot be called a service.
This time, I researched the IT area with the good old Google Trend, so I will share it. Java Vs. PHP Vs. Python
A comparison of these four languages over the past five years is as follows.
Google Trend link for survey results
Java is still the most searched. But in the last few years, we can see that Python has rapidly gained more attention than these two languages.
Git Vs. SVN
Below are the search trends for the tools used in operations management over the last five years.
[Google Trend link for survey results](https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=JP&q=%2Fm%2F05vqwg,%2Fm%2F012ct9,%2Fm%2F0464wfc,%2Fm%2F0wkcjgj, % 2Fg% 2F11b7lxp79d)
Operation of version control only by Subversion has slowed down, Switching to repository operation such as Github is progressing, At the same time, there is an increasing movement to make the environment once created into a container with Docker and improve efficiency. In addition, demand for Kubernetes, which manages multiple Docker containers, is on the rise. Redmine also sadly seems to be down.
Remarks
The parts of the chart that are plummeting are GW and the year-end and New Year holidays.
Change log
--2019/12/20 Newly created --2020/1/1 Added a link of Google Trend survey results and retakes screenshots
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