Trends From 2007: "Dynamic languages are on the rise."
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This according to SDTimes: http://www.sdtimes.com/article/story-20071215-13.html They don't specifically mention Python. But, I think Python qualifies as a dynamic language. "1. Dynamic languages are on the rise. We went into 2007 knowing that Ruby would be a popular topic, thanks to Ruby on Rails, and that JavaScript was resurgent, thanks to AJAX-based rich Internet applications. However, we did not anticipate that there would be such broad big-company support for dynamic languages--and there was, from everyone from Microsoft to Sun, CodeGear to Eclipse. If you were learning a new language in 2007, it wasn't Java or C#; it was a dynamic language."
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