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Software development is a fast-paced and ever-evolving field. New programming languages, frameworks, and technologies continuously emerge, gain popularity, and sometimes fade away. As a result, developers must constantly update their skills and stay up-to-date with the latest tools that are essential for business growth.
In 2018, Coding Dojo released a list of the 20 most promising programming languages for that year. The company analyzed data from Indeed, focusing on 25 different programming languages, stacks, and frameworks to identify the top seven that employers were most interested in. This data was based on job postings, reflecting the demand for specific skills in the market.
According to the report, Java, Python, and JavaScript ranked as the top three. However, compared to the previous year, only Python showed significant growth. Coding Dojo predicts that the increasing demand for machine learning developers will further boost Python’s popularity in the coming years.
Languages like Swift, R, and Ruby—popular among many developers—did not make it into the top seven due to lower job market demand. In addition to the main programming languages, Coding Dojo also highlighted other important technologies such as SQL, .NET, Node.js, and MEAN that developers should be familiar with.
**Java**
Although Java's popularity slightly declined in 2018 compared to 2017, it still remains dominant. With over two decades of existence, Java is used by millions of developers worldwide. It powers billions of devices through the Java Virtual Machine, runs on any hardware and OS, and is the foundation of Android app development. Additionally, 90% of Fortune 500 companies use Java for backend development. The Eclipse Foundation took over Java EE management, and Java EE 8 and Java 9 were released in 2017.
**Python**
Python saw a significant increase in demand in 2017, with about 5,000 more job postings. A general-purpose language, Python is widely used in web development, scientific computing, data analysis, and especially in machine learning. As the demand for AI and data scientists grows, Python's popularity is expected to continue rising.
**JavaScript**
JavaScript remains one of the most popular languages, with over 80% of developers using it and 95% of websites relying on it for dynamic content. With the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and mobile applications, front-end frameworks like React and AngularJS have gained traction, making JavaScript even more relevant.
**C++**
Despite its complexity, C++ remains widely used in system software, game development, and embedded systems. Although its popularity hasn't grown much since 2017, it is still an essential language for large-scale enterprise applications.
**C#**
C# experienced a slight decline in demand in 2018. Developed by Microsoft, it runs on the .NET platform and is known for being faster and cleaner than earlier Microsoft languages. C# 7.2 introduced new features to reduce code duplication. It's commonly used in game development alongside C++.
**PHP**
PHP climbed from ninth to sixth place in 2018. It is a server-side scripting language primarily used for web development, often to extend HTML functionality or interact with databases like MySQL.
**Perl**
Perl dropped by around 3,000 job postings but remained in seventh place. It is widely used by system and network administrators and is often referred to as a "glue language" due to its versatility in integrating different systems.
In addition to these languages, Coding Dojo emphasized the importance of mastering other key technologies:
- **SQL**: The standard language for managing and querying relational databases. It is in high demand, appearing in over 30,000 job postings.
- **.NET**: A cross-platform framework developed by Microsoft, now open-source, supporting multiple languages including C#, VB.NET, and F#.
- **Node.js**: An open-source runtime environment that allows developers to run JavaScript on the server side, enabling full-stack development.
- **MEAN Stack**: A combination of MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, and Node.js, allowing developers to build complete web applications using JavaScript.
Finally, it's important to note that the tech landscape varies between countries. This article provides a general overview and is intended for informational purposes.