New York City, East Coast
| Site |
Zip |
RoR |
PHP |
ASP.NET |
| Monster.com |
10270 |
29 |
357 |
621 |
| Career Builder |
10270 |
8 |
184 |
356 |
| Hot Jobs |
10270 |
18 |
176 |
180 |
| Total |
|
55 |
717 |
1157 |
West Coast - San Francisco
| Site |
Zip |
RoR |
PHP |
ASP.NET |
| Monster.com |
94130 |
23 |
216 |
135 |
| Career Builder |
94130 |
17 |
123 |
67 |
| Hot Jobs |
94130 |
31 |
521 |
107 |
| Total |
|
71 |
860 |
309 |
So for me ASP.NET makes the most sense by far (almost 4x that of PHP). A surprise to me is on the West Coast, were it looks like ASP.NET is much smaller then else where. It seems that Ruby on Rails is very much in the incubator stage still, I guess I?m not turning on RoR anytime soon after all.
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