You don’t want end users complaining about difficult user interfaces when you install new technology systems. A number of programming languages exist which might be able to help your team with future deployments and product developments.
According to a recent TechAcute Report, tech analyst firm RedMonk recently completed their programming language research and have published a list of the most popular programming languages in 2021.
Here are the top 20 programming languages this year, according to RedMonk’s research:
- 20. Perl
- 19. Rust
- 18. Kotlin
- 17. PowerShell
- 16. Go
- 14. Scala
- 14. Shell
- 13. Objective-C
- 12. R
- 11. Swift
- 10. C
- 9. Ruby
- 8. TypeScript
- 5. CSS
- 5. C++
- 5. C#
- 4. PHP
- 3. Java
- 2. Python
- 1. JavaScript
More analysis from Tech Acute:
One lack of change that is worth surfacing is Python’s number two spot. Java was extremely hot on Python’s heels – and was, in fact, closer to the number one ranking than to PHP behind it – but Python’s ability to defend its new high ranking is notable.”
With IT concepts including networking and programming becoming a commonly-outsourced process, your company may need to sharpen its programming skills in order to stay relevant in your market.
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As digital-based and digital-forward experiences also become the norm, the need for programmers should also continue to grow.
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