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Far from scientific, I'm just curious. If you chose other, please explain.

I spend most of my time in CSS files.

We're still "classic" ASP here at work, and I do a spot of PHP at home.

But out of all the ones you've listed, I'd say this is the order:
ASP & HTML
JS
CSS
PHP
and others...

PHP - mostly
JS - if necessary for some ajax stuff
RoR - a little

Since when is HTML or CSS a coding language ? But yeah necessarily use them too.

Can't see a feature request here, so moving to 'self help'...
(Feel free to move it back again if I'm wrong!)

As I use a CMS, most of my sites are basic HTML and CSS. I dabble in PHP (mail forms, and for little plugins, etc, ) but my new employment has a site hosted on IIS, and I can't see them allowing me to install PHP. (the rotters).

Object Pascal - obviously
HTML, CSS, JavaScript - impossible to live without these

I have to say that PHP I spend most of my time coding in however lately (being a standards freak as well as a teacher), I have been working in structuring xHTML and teaching CSS.
Tell you what. Rapid PHP is so good. Everyone I show it to including my students thinks it makes coding so much easier. People actually learn when using it. That is what I call an experience.
Cheers
muz

chrisjlocke wrote:Can't see a feature request here, so moving to 'self help'...
(Feel free to move it back again if I'm wrong!)

just noticed this was moved. I think I stuck it in feature requests as it might, unscientifically, give the blumentals team a window into which languages were most often used by their users. of course, if only 5 of us answer... it's just me wasting space on the internet...again. :D

now it's clear how you achieved your amount of posts ...