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The next year, C++ beat out C#. The index names the programming language of the year based on biggest annual popularity gain, which is measured in a variety of ways including the number of skilled ...

Rounding up the top five was C# at 4.92%, with JavaScript coming in at 7th place, PHP in 12th, and Apple ’s Swift coding language in 15th, down from 10th this time last year.

Python, C, and C++’s rising popularity may make it difficult for other languages to catch up. No language outside the top four achieves a rating increase of more than 1 per cent in the top 50.

Before 2016, TypeScript was not a top 10 language in GitHub's rankings but it climbed to seventh position in 2018 and over the past year has shot up to fourth spot, eclipsing C#, PHP and C++.

The goal of C#/WinRT is to provide parity with the built-in WinRT support provided by earlier versions of the C# compiler and .NET runtime. A C++/WinRT tool has been around for several years now, ...

The top 10 languages in the Tiobe index for January 2022 were as follows: Python, 13.58 percent C, 12.44 percent Java 10.66 percent C++, 8.29 percent C#, 5.68 percent Visual Basic, 4.74 percent ...