RedMonk uses a blend of data from GitHub and Stack Overflow to come up with its semi-annual language rankings. As it's shown a remarkable ability to adapt to a rapidly changing landscape, it's a language that would be difficult to bet against." Java's performance on these rankings continues to impress all these years later. "The language once created to run cable set-top boxes continues to be a workhorse, and importantly one that has consistently been able to find new work to do. "This would be less of a surprise but for many of the language's competitors - and, it should be said, the odd industry analyst or two - writing regularly recurring epitaphs for the stalwart of enterprise infrastructure," said O'Grady. Tiobe's CEO Paul Jensen last September said Java was in "real trouble" because of a notable decline in its share of queries for programming languages on major search engines.īut now, according to RedMonk, Java has 'surged' back.
See: Programming languages: Developers reveal the ones they love and the ones they dreadĪs RedMonk analyst Stephen O'Grady notes, Java's consistent third placing over the past year was "prompting questions from observers as to whether it was fated to a gradual drift down these rankings". Python overtook Java for the second spot in RedMonk's Q2 2020 ranking, and it has remained there in Python's shadow ever since, but now it has jumped one spot to second - a place it once again shares with Python.
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