In the competitive world of programming, developers strive to master perfectly the most popular languages while mastering new languages. It's a trend that will not stop anytime soon.
GitHub, a code repository site that also hosts open source software projects, tracks the various data related to programming languages. These are the fastest growing programming languages according to GitHub.
10. SQL PL
SQLPL stands for Structured Query Language Procedural . It was developed by IBM as a set of commands to extend the use of SQL in the database system. SQ PL offers procedural programmability that prevents SQL query commands.
SQL PL has a set of stored procedures that can run in both DB2 and DB1. It provides instructions for variable declaration and condition handlers used to implement procedural logic. The language can also be used to implement procedural logic in SQL procedures.
9. Groovy
According to GitHub, this is another growing programming language. Groovy is a dynamic and optionally typed language that has both static compilation and typing capabilities for the Java platform. The language is specifically designed to improve the productivity of developers, especially those dependent on the Java platform. Groovy can be easily integrated into any Java program.
One of the reasons for Groovy's popularity is its simplicity. The language is easy to learn and has a very flat learning curve. It has a range of resources to develop different types of applications. These include libraries, building tools and platforms.
8. Python
No one can doubt the capabilities of the Python programming language. It is a popular language among all programmers, regardless of their programming skills. It is one of the fastest growing languages and currently ranks among the 5 most popular languages.
Python is an easy language to learn from the simplicity and conciseness of its syntax. In fact, the syntax of this programming language is always compared to the normal English language. There are many learning resources for Python programming. Let's not forget that Python has a large and dynamic developer community, always eager to help each other.
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7. Go
Go (Golang) is an open source programming language developed by Google. Although it has some similarities with C, it was mainly developed for large projects. The simplicity with which language deals with big projects is one of the reasons that has attracted many programmers.
Go boasts of fast compile time, remote packet management, and optional variable declaration features. It also has built-in competition primitives designed to handle lightweight processes. Instead of a non-virtual inheritance, Go uses embedding types while simultaneously using an interface system instead of a virtual inheritance.
Go has a toolchain that produces statically linked binaries. The syntax of the language is slightly different from that of C. It is more concise and easily readable.
6. CMake
CMake is an open source platform created by Kitware for software development purposes. It has a large number of tools used for creation, testing and debugging. Developers use CMake to control the compilation process of the software.
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There are a large number of applications powered by CMake. The most notable are NetFlix, Inria, the HDF group, ReactOS, KDE, Second Life, among others.
5. Rust
Rust has the reputation of being one of the fastest growing programming languages. It is slightly similar to C ++ only because it was designed to cover the weaknesses of the latter. The Rust was built for performance. It runs faster and is more efficient in terms of memory.
Because the language does not have a garbage collector or even a runtime engine, it can provide critical services even on embedded devices. It's easy to integrate Rust with other languages. In terms of security, Rust allows developers to easily handle different types of bugs.
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In terms of learning and productivity, Rust has a flat learning curve. It comes with an ingenious documentation that will give you all the critical information you will need.
4. PowerShell
PowerShell is basically an automation tool. It allows developers and users in general to automate tasks used to manage different operating systems. This is a task-based command-line scripting language that relies on .NET. It is mainly used by system administrators.
With PowerShell, you can access data stores, certificate stores, the file system, and the registry. It comes with a fully developed scripting language with an expression parser.
3. TypeScript
TypeScript is generally considered a powerful version of JavaScript. It is an open source programming language developed by Microsoft. This means that types can be added to functions, variables and properties. The compiler will give warnings for code errors.
TypeScript also gives full access to ES6 and ES7 functions. The language supports IntelliSense.
2. HCL
HCL is a programming language developed by HashiCorp. It is mainly used by DevOps, an engineering methodology designed to speed up the coding process. HCL is primarily used to configure programming environments and software libraries.
HCL is interoperable with JSON through the HCL API. Its design and syntax are more readable by users.
1. Kotlin
Kotlin literally replaces Java as the language for Android programming. The language is concise in that you write less code and do more. It is relatively safe because it avoids entire classes of error exception handling, such as null pointer exceptions. Kotlin can still work on JVM.
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