Quote from: X1235 on March 22, 2016, 12:02:05 AM

Quote from: MalReynolds on March 21, 2016, 11:44:35 PM

I have been inspired by your post. Some Googling has led me to a list of 10,000 (OK, really only 9,770) self described JavaScript geek programmers. With their Twitter addresses. Stand by for the spreadsheet, which may take a while. It takes some time to organize a name list of 10,000 people. Then stand by for a twitter blast in the days / weeks to come.

https://geekli.st/home

http://i.imgur.com/7Eei8rv.jpg

Funny, I couldn't find a similar list of 10,000 Etherium Solidity programmers.

I swear to God, I am going to have such fun when I start posting over on the Ethereum forums in April when I get back from my vacation next week. Cheesy

Quite poor stats for JavaScript Grin

At least 10% of all software programmers know this predominant language. Of course not all of them are professional JS developers which won't be an obstacle to start with the Lisk platform. JavaScript is de facto the programming standard for web, many embedded and desktop apps. For example, take a look at the most prominent text editor, called Atom. If JavaScript was a joke 10 years ago, now the "joke" is without real competition (with minor exceptions, C++ and Go not being among them).

Also, take node.js in account!