Yes, but with GoPollGo we can see the poll in real time and by geography - will be interesting to see if people in California have different programming language preferences than people in NYC or France.
Disclosure: I work at GoPollGo.
> Disclosure: I work at GoPollGo.
And this makes your submission look disingenuous. If you want people to look at your stuff, it's fine, but be direct about your motives.
If you click through my profile, you'll see I'm a dev at GoPollGo. I posted this poll to HN because I enjoy using our product and was genuinely interested in the discussion around programming languages and didn't get many votes from my small Twitter following. Based on >200 votes, the HN audience seems to find this question interesting as well.
Yes, but GoPollGo gives better analytics and is real-time.
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Disclosure?
no .net languages or even javascript?
Javascript is on there. You could mention C# in comments and people could upvote if they agree. I had to pick 10 based on my assumptions of what is popular. In retrospect C# might have been more popular than Scala.