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I'm not so sure. Easy400.net shows that it has 23,473 subscribers.
Granted, they may not all be using CGIDEV2, but it's clearly the most
popular of their tools, so a large percentage are CGIDEV2.
And that's just CGIDEV2. What about Icebreak, RPGsp, RSP, CGILIB, eRPG
SDK, or people who are writing CGI directly in RPG?
Then you have the people who are writing part of their app in RPG, and
part of it in Java or PHP. These people should count, shouldn't they?
And those using webfacing or screen scraper web enablers are, in a
sense, writing web code in RPG, right?
I think it's more like the Staples Center (approx 20,000 capacity) than
a Staples store. Though, granted, it's a small number by comparison to
the number of RPG programmers who aren't doing web programming...
Michael Ryan wrote:
I'll bet you could get all the developers that are *really* developingweb
code using RPG in a room. And not the Staples Center either...something--
smaller. Like a Staples store maybe.
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