5 Programming Languages to Consider Learning in 2019 Nick Kolakowski, December 17, 2018 3 min read Whether you’re totally new to programming, or an experienced developer with multiple projects under your belt, the...
As 2018 Closes, Go and Swift Continue Their Rise Nick Kolakowski, November 11, 2018 2 min read If you had any doubt about which languages will power the next generation of apps, November’s update to the TIOBE...
Go-Based Web App Frameworks That Could Rule 2018 Nick Kolakowski, February 20, 2018 3 min read What Go-based web-application frameworks will dominate in 2018? According to new data from analyst firm RedMonk, it...
Visual Basic is in Danger of Obsolescence: TIOBE Nick Kolakowski, February 16, 2018 2 min read Visual Basic is headed for obsolescence, according to the February update of the TIOBE Index. “Last week Mads...
TIOBE: Java, C Losing Favor Among Developers Nate Swanner, August 7, 2017 2 min read Java and C are fading, says TIOBE. TIOBE has updated its monthly ranking of the world's most popular programming...
Node.js Users Eager to Try Swift, Go: Survey Nate Swanner, July 31, 2017 4 min read Node.js JavaScript Node.js is a popular Javascript runtime, and seems to be in use just about everywhere the...
Programming Languages Most Popular with Employers Nick Kolakowski, July 20, 2017 3 min read Which programming languages are most popular among employers? Every year, IEEE Spectrum tries to answer that...
Go Continues Its TIOBE Ranking Rocket Ride Nick Kolakowski, July 17, 2017 2 min read The monthly TIOBE rankings of the most popular programming languages usually don’t include too many surprises....
Kotlin Now an Official Android Language Nate Swanner, May 18, 2017 4 min read Android Kotlin Kotlin is now an official language for Android. At this year's edition of its annual I/O conference,...
Three Years In, Is Swift Ready for Android? Nate Swanner, April 14, 2017 5 min read Swift WWDC 2015 Swift is a big deal in the world of iOS development, but will it catch on elsewhere? Linux has its...
