I think it lost its prominence years ago. Wading through the muck of answers that were not relevant or just too old is a waste of time. I get much better answers from AI these days.
They issue "state of the developer" reports every year that I think are laughable. The answers on SO are mostly for beginners so they can hardly claim they have deep insights into all developers. There is also a huge void of representation around non open-source and vendor specific languages. It should be called "state of the beginner web/js developer" and it would be more accurate.
They issue "state of the developer" reports every year that I think are laughable. The answers on SO are mostly for beginners so they can hardly claim they have deep insights into all developers. There is also a huge void of representation around non open-source and vendor specific languages. It should be called "state of the beginner web/js developer" and it would be more accurate.