josevalim

josevalim

Creator of Elixir

There has been a thread to discuss the Stack Overflow Developer Survey on this forum every year since 2018, so here’s yet another one for 2023 :slight_smile:. This year’s edition features Elixir, Erlang and Phoenix once more!

The survey has recently opened and will remain open until May 19, 2023.

Blog post: The 2023 Developer Survey is now live! - Stack Overflow Blog
Survey: 2023 Stack Overflow Developer Survey

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Cless

Cless

Woooo! World domination, here we come!!

juhalehtonen

juhalehtonen

This year’s results are now public! See them at Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2023

Some highlights:

  • Elixir moved up 2 spots in overall popularity, and Erlang moved up 1 spot
  • Elixir is the 2nd most admired [1] language right after Rust
  • Phoenix is the most admired web framework
  • Erlang is the 2nd most well paid technology, and Elixir is on the shared 5th place

Overall, the BEAM languages are doing really well here! Increasing popularity and consistent love & pay year after year are great things to see :slight_smile:

[1] The new Admired and Desired section replaces the old Loved, Dreaded, Wanted section where Elixir also has historically done well.

josevalim

josevalim OP

Creator of Elixir

Yeah, my bad. I should have double checked the date. :smiley:

travisf

travisf

Me too oops.. I love the SO survey but I feel like with the State of JS, State of CSS, whatever research JetBrains is doing it gets to be a bit much.

Cless

Cless

I also thought I had until June, hahaha… As Rick Perry would say, “oops.”

iarekk

iarekk

One takeaway from the survey: my ‘work with’ stack - C#/F# and ‘want to work with’ - Elixir/Haskell - do not intersect all that well. Don’t know what to do about it yet :sweat_smile:

bartblast

bartblast

Creator of Hologram

Oh… I thought that we would still have time till June :disappointed:

juhalehtonen

juhalehtonen

I believe the survey has closed. The StackOverflow Meta post about the survey states that “the survey will remain open until May 19, 2023”.

FYI @josevalim, you might want to update the date on the opening post :slight_smile:

bartblast

bartblast

Creator of Hologram
shahryarjb

shahryarjb

It was too long …

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