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You know what's so cool to me about language rankings like this:https://t.co/RLhPbjmwia
— Kent C. Dodds (@kentcdodds) March 22, 2019
1) JavaScript comes out on top every time
2) For some reason they separate TypeScript from JavaScript... And JavaScript STILL comes out on top.
That's bonkers.
You can say what you want about JavaScript, but it is the worlds most important language ?♂️
— Thomas Watson (@wa7son) March 22, 2019
Source: https://t.co/kcRVYrpQMi pic.twitter.com/QHc10s9e7A
The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2019https://t.co/2PL0HJ9goK
— lotz△ (@lotz84_) March 24, 2019
1 JavaScript
2 Java
3 Python
4 PHP
5 C#
6 C++
7 CSS
8 Ruby
9 C
10 Objective-C
11 Swift
12 TypeScript
13 Scala
14 Shell
15 Go
15 R
17 PowerShell
18 Perl
19 Haskell
20 Kotlin
The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2019 https://t.co/B6F4J3D0C1
— Dries Buytaert (@Dries) March 24, 2019
You know what's so cool to me about language rankings like this:https://t.co/RLhPbjmwia
— Kent C. Dodds (@kentcdodds) March 22, 2019
1) JavaScript comes out on top every time
2) For some reason they separate TypeScript from JavaScript... And JavaScript STILL comes out on top.
That's bonkers.
The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2019https://t.co/7vZziTT0PE
— Computer Science (@CompSciFact) March 22, 2019
Typescript is now the fastest growing language of all time. Someone predicted this few years ago.https://t.co/Gxm2D0ofZz https://t.co/cpng4MKNqt
— Prashant Deva (@pdeva) March 21, 2019
Given how Python and R are the two primary languages for data science, I'm surprised that there's a 11 point gap between them.https://t.co/j59wNZUTJc
— julia ferraioli (@juliaferraioli) March 20, 2019
2019 Redmonk programming popularity rankings: #Scala seems pretty stable, hovering just outside the top 10, while Typescript and Kotlin have surged.
— Li Haoyi (@li_haoyi) March 21, 2019
If the future of programming is a lot more Typescript and Kotlin, that sounds pretty good overall!https://t.co/qbSjUgceJ9
@mthenw The @redmonk language rankings are out.
— Alex DeBrie (@alexbdebrie) March 20, 2019
I see Golang is behind:
- A letter of the alphabet ("C")
- A shiny rock ("Ruby")
- A house for a crab ("Shell")
- An adjective ("Swift")
- CSS ?
And of course, ?
Better luck next year!https://t.co/H4SiSigQCg pic.twitter.com/bvJUNYNLYA
#Kotlin just broke top 20 on Redmonk's programming language ranking.https://t.co/KYb1FllsUb
— James Lau (@jmslau) March 21, 2019
JavaScript once again tops Redmonk's ranking of programming languages: https://t.co/ZE7j630Jyc
— Laurie Voss (@seldo) March 22, 2019
The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2019:
— Marcelo Fernandez (@fidelfernandez) March 22, 2019
1. JavaScript
2. Java
3. Python
4. PHP
5. C#https://t.co/Vjh5qW6msC pic.twitter.com/zswQU4UViE
Java is the next most popular language after JS: https://t.co/zpWYeTae1M
— Rahul Desai ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (@RDesai01) March 23, 2019
? Kotlin is now in the top 20 of @redmonk's Programming Language Rankings. Read about it in detail in @sogrady's awesome article?, and learn more about the language at #Kotliners: https://t.co/blbREXmNwy https://t.co/irpPtSzRng
— Conference for Kotliners (@kotliners) March 21, 2019
The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings (2019) https://t.co/TP9VeJ6FnB #java #python #javascript #php #coding #programming
— Jason H. Moore, PhD (@moorejh) March 22, 2019
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부동의 1위 자바스크립트. 자바스크립트만 잘해도 먹고 사는 데는 지장 없다는 소리이지만, 만만해 보이는 느낌과는 달리, 그 변모의 폭과 깊이 탓에 마스터의 끝이 보이지 않는 언어. Kotlin, Dart, Rust, TypeScript에 주목 필요. https://t.co/gE1F6t0z0U
— Goodhyun 김국현 (@goodhyun) March 25, 2019
JavaScript #1 in RedMonk's Programming Language Ranking: https://t.co/75QqGLQGG9
— JavaScript Daily (@JavaScriptDaily) March 25, 2019
Congratulations to #TypeScript on its continued rise in #RedMonk language rankings: https://t.co/F2etB0w5wY#JavaScript #Node #React #Angular ? pic.twitter.com/vXBYmrXg5E
— basarat (@basarat) March 25, 2019
Looking at @sogrady's most recent language rankings (https://t.co/R1LV71hNGS), seems that all the rising languages *must* have a big vendor to push them. This wasn't always the case, right? (C++...?) I'm no expert.Was there a time when languages didn't need a vendor to push them?
— Matt Asay (@mjasay) March 25, 2019
Programming language rankings: January 2019 https://t.co/L6JFUufhRz
— Nephasto (@Nephasto) March 22, 2019
* 1 JavaScript
* 2 Java
* 3 Python
* 4 PHP
* 5 C#
* 6 C++
* 7 CSS
* 8 Ruby
* 9 C
* 10 Objective-C#gamedev #programming pic.twitter.com/NiJK6CRHQE
Always love reading the RedMonk Programming Language breakdown so that I can toy with the idea of procrastinating my personal projects by switching to a new language https://t.co/4f7KGFOeOI
— Brit Gardner (@britg) March 24, 2019
Also, I had not heard of #JuliaLang until today
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