I'm confused about what the article is actually saying here:
> Python is the fastest growing language with more than six million developers, according to SlashData
> SlashData, however, notes that Rust and Lua were the two fastest growing programming language communities in the past 12 months, albeit from a lower base than Python.
Is this talking about growth relative to the language's previous numbers? I wish this linked some more specific information on this data.
What I think would be more telling is to see some historical comparisons, i.e. how does Rust's current growth rate compare to other languages when they were Rust's current size? That way we could compare apples to apples.
