Open data
The source bibliography and the gap register, free to copy, republish, adapt and build on — commercially included — as long as you say where it came from.
You do not have to buy the book to check the book.
What is in here
- The bibliography — 200 sources
- Every source on computing labour markets this book used. Each carries the grade it earns, the date it was published, the date it was read, a locator or a stated reason there is none, the figure it supports, and what it cannot tell you. Browse it.
- The gap register — 136 entries
- Every question the book could not answer at the grade it requires, by role and by chapter, with the reason. 26 are marked closeable, meaning a published source exists and nobody has compiled it. Those are the cheap ones. Browse it.
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| File | Format | Rows |
|---|---|---|
| sources.csv | CSV | 200 |
| sources.json | JSON | 200 |
| gaps.csv | CSV | 136 |
| gaps.json | JSON | 136 |
| LICENCE.txt | Text | — |
Licence and credit
Published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. Suggested credit:
Source bibliography and gap register, Computing Careers 2026, Grade One, edition 1.0.0.
Third-party material inside these files is credited where it comes from. O*NET, published by the United States Department of Labor, and ESCO, published by the European Commission, are used under CC BY 4.0. Neither body has reviewed or endorsed this book.
The two books are not under that licence. Data is for building on; the prose is the product.