What languages should I learn…

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Supply and demand drives earnings. In an email thread today, one person assumed a bunch of things about relative salary and availability of developers. I use InDeed.com as a quick and dirty statistical source. The number of jobs is a good proxy for the number for available resources and salary tend to reflect shortage or surplus of developers with those skills.

 

So here’s the table of the results: (Area was: Washington)

Search Term

Number

 Salary
VB Developer

323

 78K
VBA Developer

31

 90K
C# Developer

4700

 84K
PHP Developer

750

 72K
JAVA Developer

5900

 85K
JavaScript Developer

3500

 77K
Oracle Developer

1500

 87K
MySQL Developer

850

 76K
SQL Server Developer

3000

 81K
Ruby Developer

950

 80K
Python Developer

650

 81K
Perl Developer

2000

 81K
COBOL Developer

14

 80K
Fortran Developer

14

 77K
Web Developer

8000

 79K
FoxPro Developers

3

 60K
DB2 Developer

135

 85K
HTML5 Developer

250

 77K
Silverlight Developer

850

 84K
C++ Developer

5000

 87K
PhD Degree Developer

500

 97K
Bachelor Degree Developer

5300

 80K
Master Degree Developer

1400

 85K
Associate Degree Developer

440

 73K

So what is the best? Likely a C# or JAVA developer with a Ph.D.

PhD Degree Developer C#

122

 102K
Bachelor Degree Developer C#

1200

 80K
Master Degree Developer C#

350

 86K
PhD Degree Developer JAVA

260

 97K
Bachelor Degree Developer JAVA

2500

 83K
Master Degree Developer JAVA

650

 85K

It’s interesting that JAVA require a degree much more often than C#.

 

Locally (Bellingham). some folks have been pushing the items below:

Drupal developer

70

 66K
Joomla developer

20

 62K
Wordpress developer

20

 64K

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