OpenEuphoria

Re: Basic Statistics with OpenEuphoria

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) May 23, 2020
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It is! What other languages do you use? We're always looking for help on the language itself and our other related projects.

I would say Euphoria peaked in popularity around 2000-2005. Here's breakdown of messages by year. There were more than nearly ten times as many messages in 2004 as there were in 2019.

mysql> SELECT YEAR(created_at), COUNT(created_at) FROM messages GROUP BY YEAR(created_at) ORDER BY COUNT(created_at) DESC; 
+------------------+-------------------+ 
| YEAR(created_at) | COUNT(created_at) | 
+------------------+-------------------+ 
|             2004 |             11034 | 
|             2002 |             10186 | 
|             2001 |             10136 | 
|             2000 |              9508 | 
|             2003 |              8719 | 
|             2005 |              8414 | 
|             2008 |              8027 | 
|             1999 |              6857 | 
|             2007 |              6836 | 
|             2009 |              6797 | 
|             2006 |              6523 | 
|             1998 |              6288 | 
|             2010 |              3828 | 
|             2015 |              3352 | 
|             1997 |              3334 | 
|             2013 |              3151 | 
|             2012 |              2987 | 
|             2011 |              2850 | 
|             2014 |              2461 | 
|             2018 |              1615 | 
|             2016 |              1409 | 
|             2019 |              1374 | 
|             2017 |              1042 | 
|             1996 |               466 | 
|             2020 |               212 | 
|             1995 |                12 | 
+------------------+-------------------+ 

(The messages table for this forum also includes a complete import of the original mailing list hosted by RDS.)

Eh. We're a pretty small community so breaking out to other forums would probably be counter-productive at this point. We do have an active-ish #euphoria channel on Freenode.

I've considered using Discord and Reddit as well (both very popular for developer communities) but right now I think this forum is the best place for us.

-Greg