Here's TIOBE November rankings for top-20 most popular programming languages:
1. Python
2. C
3. C++
4. Java
5. C#
6. JavaScript
7 .PHP
8. Visual Basic
9. SQL
10 .Assembly Language
11. Scratch
12. Fortran
13. Go
14. MATLAB
15. Kotlin
16. Delphi/Object Pascal
17. Swift
18. Ruby
19. R
20. Rust
Archive: https://archive.today/nIfui
From the post:
"JetBrains’ Kotlin language, a Java rival endorsed by Google for Android mobile development, continues to scale up Tiobe’s index of language popularity, reaching the 15th spot in the November 2023 rankings.
Having cracked the top 20 in the Tiobe Index in September with a rating of .9%, Kotlin scored a rating of 1.15% this month. Kotlin ranked 18th last month.
Software quality services company Tiobe cites Kotlin advantages including interoperability with Java and unrivaled Android accommodations as reasons for the language’s rise. Kotlin, Tiobe CEO Paul Jansen said, also fits in with a modern programming culture of expressive languages that have a strong type system and avoid null pointer exceptions by design."
Here's TIOBE November rankings for top-20 most popular programming languages:
1. Python
2. C
3. C++
4. Java
5. C#
6. JavaScript
7 .PHP
8. Visual Basic
9. SQL
10 .Assembly Language
11. Scratch
12. Fortran
13. Go
14. MATLAB
15. Kotlin
16. Delphi/Object Pascal
17. Swift
18. Ruby
19. R
20. Rust
Archive: https://archive.today/nIfui
From the post:
"JetBrains’ Kotlin language, a Java rival endorsed by Google for Android mobile development, continues to scale up Tiobe’s index of language popularity, reaching the 15th spot in the November 2023 rankings.
Having cracked the top 20 in the Tiobe Index in September with a rating of .9%, Kotlin scored a rating of 1.15% this month. Kotlin ranked 18th last month.
Software quality services company Tiobe cites Kotlin advantages including interoperability with Java and unrivaled Android accommodations as reasons for the language’s rise. Kotlin, Tiobe CEO Paul Jansen said, also fits in with a modern programming culture of expressive languages that have a strong type system and avoid null pointer exceptions by design."
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