2019 Software engineer investigation report these key points are worth paying attention to.

The Hired website recently released a report on the status of Software Engineers in 2019, with many bright spots. The report, collected and analyzed by the Hired data Science team, covered 98,000 job search software engineers in 13 cities, reflected more than 170,000 interview applications and job opportunities in the past year, and collected survey responses from more than 700 software engineers on the Hired platform to understand developers' job preferences.

There are several main points worth paying attention to in the report:

Developers' attitude towards open source

About half of the developers are involved in open source projects, 5% of them are for work, 24% want to make their resumes look good, and 25% feel they have a sense of mission to contribute to open source. However, the largest proportion of developers still find it interesting to participate in open source, accounting for 30%. What's your attitude?

Global demand for blockchain engineers has increased by 517%, while demand for security engineers and embedded engineers has not diminished, while demand for front-end engineers has increased by only 4%, with a full stack of 7%.

What programming language is the most demanding in the world-Golang. The following figure shows the average number of applicants for each position recruited in 2018:

The programming language that developers love and hate most-love Python and hate PHP most. PHPer can stand it?

More than 1ax 5 developers have mastered programming through self-learning

The technology / skill that developers want to learn most-- machine learning

Self-open source China