Just a couple months after declaring TypeScript was 'exploding' in relation to other programming languages, analyst firm RedMonk is out with a new ranking that shows it cracking the top 10, a rare ...

In the programming language ranking, the programming language used in each repository is analyzed based on GitHub's pull requests, just like the most used programming language ranking announced by ...

The programming language Java's popularity has been slowly declining in some programming language index rankings, but it's popped back into the second spot in RedMonk's latest chart. Javascript ...

New programming language rankings: Python now as popular as Java, as TypeScript climbs Rising languages in RedMonk's latest ranking include Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, and Dart.

Even so, as the newest Redmonk Programming Language Rankings suggest, developers are very (very) open to new languages like Go and Swift that help them program for the cloud and mobile, respectively.

RedMonk is using a ranking system developed by Drew Conway that pulls data from GitHub and Stack Overflow to gauge language popularity.

RedMonk published its programming language ranking this week, with keen observations about Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby, Go, R, Kotlin, Rust, and Dart.

Programming language rankings get regular headlines, and they should, at least from trend trackers like us. Among my favorite is the RedMonk quarterly, published this week. I like the methodology of ...