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I'm color blind too, and the sorting of the donut chart is really confusing some times (took me awhile to identify the second most editor Emacs there*)

But most percentage tables are sorted by descending numbers of the 2018 results, you might get confused by the 2017 results which are listed first.

Some questions had a "natural" sorting - like the company size you mentioned - and I think that's a matter of taste.

This could only be solved by offering dynamic sort buttons in JS.

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*) the sort order might reflect some bias here. I remember reading about weird results in US census because of different sorting of the choices.

In reply to Re^5: Perl Developer Survey 2018 Results by LanX
in thread Perl Developer Survey 2018 by choroba

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