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Good list but I think GitHub's list matches more closely to what I see people using: https://octoverse.github.com/ https://octoverse.github.com/ In particular,
by lingzb 8y ago
Good list but I think GitHub's list matches more closely to what I see people using: https://octoverse.github.com/ https://octoverse.github.com/
In particular, GitHub's list has JavaScript as #1 and I've seen a lot of frontend and middle-tier work moving to JavaScript via React, Node, Angular, Vue, etc.
Also, how is Assembly in the top 10 on the IEEE list??? I get that every machine runs it but I don't see a lot of people programming in assembly these days...
- Jaxan 8y agoI don’t think GitHubs list is good either. It only contains open source software (right?) and does not account for any in-house software by big enterprise companies (and I think that those are still the biggest).
- zaarn 8y agoIEEE focuses a lot more on embedded and industry stuff IIRC so that would basically kill Javascript outright. Python is fairly popular there as is Assembly (I maintained a Assembly based production line controller from the 80s in a previous job)
- xxxdarrenxxx 8y agoClarify "see". What do I use, what do 5 of my friends use? Internet creates bias in that it seems like "the whole world", but this is hardly so.
- a_imho 8y agohttps://spectrum.ieee.org/static/ieee-top-programming-languages-2018-methods https://spectrum.ieee.org/static/ieee-top-programming-langua...
- WalterSear 8y agoWASM, I'm guessing. Which would make this survey a really terrible survey.