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TIOBE "February Headline: Programming Language D reaches Status 'A' "
Feb 05, 2007
BCS
Feb 05, 2007
jcc7
Feb 06, 2007
Bill Baxter
Feb 06, 2007
janderson
February 05, 2007
Oddly though we are back to 15th
February 05, 2007
== Quote from BCS (BCS@pathlink.com)'s article
> Oddly though we are back to 15th

Sweet!


Here's the link for those that might need it: http://www.tiobe.com/?tiobe_index

Quote:
TIOBE Programming Community Index for February 2007
February Headline: Programming Language D reaches Status "A"
February 06, 2007
jcc7 wrote:
> == Quote from BCS (BCS@pathlink.com)'s article
>> Oddly though we are back to 15th
> 
> Sweet!
> 
> 
> Here's the link for those that might need it:
> http://www.tiobe.com/?tiobe_index
> 
> Quote:
> TIOBE Programming Community Index for February 2007
> February Headline: Programming Language D reaches Status "A"

And for those who are curious what Status "A" means:

'If a programming language has a rating that is higher than 0.7% (yes, this number is arguable but we had to fix it somewhere) for at least 3 months it is rewarded status "A"'.
     (From http://www.tiobe.com/?tiobe_index)

D was rated at 1.205% this month.
The rating has to do with how many hits the language gets on popular search engines.

I wonder how they make sure they're counting the right hits for things like 'C' and 'D'...

--bb
February 06, 2007
Bill Baxter wrote:
> jcc7 wrote:
>> == Quote from BCS (BCS@pathlink.com)'s article
>>> Oddly though we are back to 15th
>>
>> Sweet!
>>
>>
>> Here's the link for those that might need it:
>> http://www.tiobe.com/?tiobe_index
>>
>> Quote:
>> TIOBE Programming Community Index for February 2007
>> February Headline: Programming Language D reaches Status "A"
> 
> And for those who are curious what Status "A" means:
> 
> 'If a programming language has a rating that is higher than 0.7% (yes, this number is arguable but we had to fix it somewhere) for at least 3 months it is rewarded status "A"'.
>      (From http://www.tiobe.com/?tiobe_index)
> 
> D was rated at 1.205% this month.
> The rating has to do with how many hits the language gets on popular search engines.
> 
> I wonder how they make sure they're counting the right hits for things like 'C' and 'D'...
> 
> --bb

The terms they search for are "D Programming" -"3-D".  You can do the search yourself.  Seems to be very few false positives.

-Joel