statistics - job / project offers - Java
Apache-Axis (42), Apache Tomcat (444), BEA WebLogic Server (178), Eclipse (677), Eclipse-RCP (106), EJB (167), Hibernate (635), IBM WebSphere (364), Jakarta-Ant (71), Jakarta-Struts (162), JAXB (54), JBoss (360), JDBC (156), JMS (66), JSF (333), JSP (361), JUnit (220), NetBeans (25), Portlets (37), Servlets (130), Spring (661), Swing (143), SWT (47)
Apache-Axis (42), Apache Tomcat (444), BEA WebLogic Server (178), Eclipse (677), Eclipse-RCP (106), EJB (167), Hibernate (635), IBM WebSphere (364), Jakarta-Ant (71), Jakarta-Struts (162), JAXB (54), JBoss (360), JDBC (156), JMS (66), JSF (333), JSP (361), JUnit (220), NetBeans (25), Portlets (37), Servlets (130), Spring (661), Swing (143), SWT (47)
Key:
Illustrates the demand for skills in the Java-area, based on job/project offers in the last year.
Remarks to the interpretation of the x-axis: At JoinVision skills are assessed related (slider) to the job/project offer. The x-axis of the diagram above matches the sum of the assessed skills. If a skill is required a 100%, it adds 1 unit to the bar; if a skill requires 50%, it adds 1/2 a unit to the bar. Therefore, the length of the bar in the diagram does not directly relate to the number of offers, but should be understood as a measurement for the cumulated importance/demand of a skill.