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TypeScript VS XHTML

As of 30 October 2026, XHTML is named by 177 companies and TypeScript by 11,262; TypeScript skews to companies under 200 people (64% vs 80%), XHTML to companies over 1,000 (9% vs 15%).

As of 30 October 2026 · refreshed daily · counts move as websites, DNS and career sites are re-read.

The website-and-DNS footprint is not comparable between a marketing suite and a CRM: TypeScript's script and mail records show on hundreds of thousands of small sites, XHTML rarely leaves a trace outside its own apps. Compare on the job-posting numbers; use the footprint for reach.

TypeScript: 2–200 employees
64%
XHTML: 2–200 employees
80%
TypeScript: 1,000+ employees
15%
XHTML: 1,000+ employees
9%
Postings per company, 90 days
3.0 · 1.4
Website or DNS footprint
0 · 0
11,262companies name TypeScript
177companies name XHTML
0name both
33,395 · 256postings in 90 days, TypeScript · XHTML
02Side by side

Who chooses which

Share of each tool's companies in every segment. "Leans" marks a gap of more than two points.

By company size
SegmentTypeScriptshareXHTMLshareLeans
Self-employed3093%11%TypeScript
2-10 employees1,59414%137%TypeScript
11-50 employees3,08327%8347%XHTML
51-200 employees2,51722%4525%XHTML
201-500 employees1,24911%116%TypeScript
501-1000 employees7817%85%TypeScript
1001-5000 employees9578%95%TypeScript
5001-10000 employees2442%––outside top 12
10,001+ employees5285%74%even
By industry
SegmentTypeScriptshareXHTMLshareLeans
Technology & software6,73660%10559%even
Business & finance services1,94217%4928%XHTML
Manufacturing & industry7517%42%TypeScript
Media & content3903%42%even
Consumer services & leisure2612%53%even
Commerce & trade2462%11%even
Public, community & associations1802%42%even
Utilities & infrastructure1772%11%even
Health care1491%––outside top 12
Property & construction1371%––outside top 12
Transport, logistics & rental1291%––outside top 12
Automotive841%––outside top 12
Hospitality & travel––42%outside top 12
By country
SegmentTypeScriptshareXHTMLshareLeans
United States6,22855%7844%TypeScript
Germany9639%95%TypeScript
United Kingdom8437%169%even
India3843%2715%XHTML
France2883%85%even
Canada2863%21%even
Netherlands2342%––outside top 12
Australia1591%95%XHTML
Poland1541%32%even
Italy1421%32%even
Sweden1391%––outside top 12
Switzerland1251%––outside top 12
PK––32%outside top 12
Bulgaria––21%outside top 12
EG––21%outside top 12
Postings by team (share of each tool's postings)
SegmentTypeScriptshareXHTMLshareLeans
Software engineering34,71375%56171%TypeScript
Data & AI3,6758%41%TypeScript
IT operations & business systems1,6284%263%even
Engineering (non-software)7602%30%even
Product, program & project management3381%132%even
Sales2941%––outside top 12
Unclassified1970%71%even
Design & UX1620%304%XHTML
Quality, safety & environment1590%81%even
Customer service & success1330%30%even
Marketing & communications580%101%even
Finance & accounting470%––outside top 12
Administration & office––41%outside top 12
Arts media and entertainment––30%outside top 12
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XHTML is named by 177 companies in job postings and TypeScript by 11,262; 0 name both. (Breaknorm, 30 October 2026, https://breaknorm.co/compare/typescript-vs-xhtml)
How we know

Read from the source, not self-reported

Every number on this page can be traced to a page we crawled or a posting we read. Full methodology →

  • Job postingsRead hourly from career sites. A tool counts when the employer's own text names it as the team's system; both tools can count for one company.
  • Website and DNSScripts and embeds on the company's pages, plus SPF, DKIM, MX and CNAME records of its domain that point at the vendor.
  • SegmentsCountry, size and industry from the company profile built from its website.
  • Not a reviewNo ratings, prices or feature claims. For those, read the vendors.
FAQ

TypeScript vs XHTML: questions

Which is more used, TypeScript or XHTML?

By companies naming it in their own job postings, TypeScript (11,262) over XHTML (177). By website-and-DNS footprint, XHTML (0 vs 0), because its scripts and mail records sit on many small company sites.

Who chooses TypeScript?

64% of TypeScript companies have 2 to 200 employees, against 80% for XHTML. 15% of TypeScript companies have over 1,000 employees, against 9% for XHTML.

Do companies run both?

0 companies name both in their postings, usually TypeScript in marketing and XHTML in sales, or during a migration.

Where do these numbers come from?

From the employer's own text in job postings read hourly from career sites, and from scripts found on company websites in our crawl. No vendor data, no surveys.

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