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Which stacks are winning?

Share of monthly postings mentioning each technology - and what candidates actually click versus what companies post.

Share of postings mentioning each tech

0%3%6%SepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug
pythonjavascriptreacttypescriptnodeangular

Supply vs demand · 2026-08

Where companies post versus where candidates click. A positive demand gap means candidates are more interested than the posting volume suggests.

python+16.9pp demand gap
4.8% posts
21.7% views
react+11.2pp demand gap
3.4% posts
14.6% views
java+7.4pp demand gap
3.6% posts
11.0% views
node+6.7pp demand gap
2.8% posts
9.5% views
typescript+4.8pp demand gap
2.9% posts
7.7% views
javascript+4.3pp demand gap
4.0% posts
8.3% views
angular+4.1pp demand gap
0.7% posts
4.7% views
dotnet+3.6pp demand gap
1.4% posts
5.1% views

Frontend vs backend interest

0.0%3444.1%6888.2%SepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug

Unique views per posting each month - a rising line means candidate attention is concentrating on that discipline.

How this works

Every posting is scanned for technology signals in its title and category tags only - descriptions mention every tool under the sun and would flatten the signal into noise.

The chart lines show each tech's share of all postings that month, so overall hiring volume swings don't distort the picture.

Supply is where companies post; demand is where unique visitors click. A positive demand gap means candidates are hungrier for that stack than the posting volume suggests.

Honest caveat: keywords are a proxy, not ground truth - and view history only starts when tracking began, so the demand bars get smarter over time.