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June Highlights

It should come as little surprise that the number of job postings on whoishiring threads continues to slow heading into summer. Between the general market slowness and summer vacation season starting, June dropped to a new longtime low of 359 postings. Perhaps the lowest of what I consider the modern era of "Who is Hiring?". The last time postings were this low was January 2015. "Who is Hiring?" had only surpassed 500 postings once before then though, so its popularity as a job board was nowhere near where it is today.

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Top 10 Programming Languages

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Rankings and movers

Tech Rank Last Month Change Last Year Change
Remote 1 1 0 1 0
Senior 2 2 0 2 0
Full Stack 3 3 0 5 +2
Back End 4 5 +1 3 -1
React 5 7 +2 4 -1
Onsite 6 6 0 9 +3
Python 7 4 -3 7 0
Front End 8 10 +2 6 -2
AI 9 11 +2 24 +15
Cloud 10 12 +2 12 +2
TypeScript 11 9 -2 8 -3
Hybrid 12 13 +1 20 +8
Machine Learning 13 8 -5 14 +1
Postgresql 14 14 0 10 -4
AWS 15 18 +3 11 -4
golang 16 16 0 13 -3
Next.js 17 19 +2 17 0
Security 18 20 +2 15 -3
DevOps 19 17 -2 21 +2
node.js 20 23 +3 18 -2
Tech Mentions Rank Last Year Mentions Last Year Rank Change
WebAssembly 7 62 2 157 +95
WebGL 6 66 3 130 +64
Firebase 5 72 3 127 +55
Grafana 6 65 4 112 +47
Git 9 49 9 76 +27
Observability 6 64 7 89 +25
RabbitMQ 5 71 6 93 +22
Agile 6 63 8 83 +20
GCP 9 48 14 67 +19
Computer Vision 11 43 16 61 +18
Tech Mentions Rank Last Year Mentions Last Year Rank Change
NestJS 0 245 5 99 -146
.NET Core 0 208 5 101 -107
Scala 1 160 13 68 -92
NLP 1 151 11 71 -80
Scrum 1 161 6 91 -70
Phoenix 1 156 7 87 -69
Elasticsearch 1 138 12 69 -69
R 1 159 6 97 -62
Haskell 1 145 8 86 -59
Flask 2 122 11 74 -48