GitHub Reveals Most Popular Programming Languages
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GitHub Reveals Most Popular Programming Languages
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Which Programming Language Do You Prefer?
Code hosting website, GitHub, has published a graph which shows just how popular different programming languages are on the site since its launch in 2008. The results revealed some interesting trends and how different languages have picked up momentum in recent years.
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One of Google's hottest technologies takes a big step forward by ditching the past
Since 2009, Google has been overseeing the community-led development of Go - a programming language aimed at helping web developers build apps at Google's scale and Google's speed.
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The 9 most popular computer languages, according to the Facebook for programmers
GitHub is the web's number-one place for developers all over the world to swap and share code.
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