Actually even more nowadays, given Android with 75% market share, even if it is a different brand of coffee, alongside all developers using JetBrains products even when not using Java as their programming language.
Depends on how you define Java. Android can execute Java programs, and bundles a handful of OpenJDK libraries, but it stopped running the JVM a long time ago.
This is a very misleading stat. A single path or subdomain on the website needs to be running PHP for the entire site to count as “powered by PHP”. Plus it excludes sites whose server-side tech cannot be identified at all (aka properly configured ones).
Why is that depressing? PHP is just as capable as everything else out there. It may not be our first choice but its use is not depressing.
The interpreter is written in C. It shouldn’t be trusted for web related tasks that handle malicious data.
The Linux kernel is written in C.
Should we all go back to using Microsoft IIS to host web servers?
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One billion devices run Java!
Actually even more nowadays, given Android with 75% market share, even if it is a different brand of coffee, alongside all developers using JetBrains products even when not using Java as their programming language.
Depends on how you define Java. Android can execute Java programs, and bundles a handful of OpenJDK libraries, but it stopped running the JVM a long time ago.
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If Oracle had never bought Sun, this would be downright inspirational. ;)
No one else showed up. :)
Ah, the quote from the Java Windows installer lol.
I'd love to see that number. Are those the parked domains or actual sites? I'm guessing Wordpress adds to those numbers.
"Adds to" is underselling it. WordPress is used by about 40% of websites.
wordpress is about 40% out of all
https://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/programming_langua...
https://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_management
are there really so few static web sites?
This is a very misleading stat. A single path or subdomain on the website needs to be running PHP for the entire site to count as “powered by PHP”. Plus it excludes sites whose server-side tech cannot be identified at all (aka properly configured ones).