Cuál es tu lenguaje de programación preferido?

[JyQ]

 

[Netón]

Yo solamente sé hacer cuatro cosillas en C, Python y Basic. No me dedico ni creo que termine nunca haciéndolo al mundo de la programación, todo lo hago por simple curiosidad. Por culpa de este hilo me pongo con Fortran a ver lo que saco ;-)

 

[NicoTesla]

Pascal forever !!! En su versión moderna Delphi.

Como lenguaje interpretado Python está muy bien y hay de todo hoy en día.

 

[perrosno]

Assembler manda

 

[Serpiente_Plyskeen]

@Serpiente_Plyskeen , que llevas meses sin tu actualización mensial del hilo.

Pues sí, está el tema algo aburrido, a decir verdad. Python está avanzando hacia la segunda posición del ranking de Tiobe.

index | TIOBE - The Software Quality Company

TIOBE Index for October 2020

October Headline: Python is getting closer to the second position

Python conquered the third position in the TIOBE index last year, but its popularity is still rising. This month it has reached a new all time high at 11.28%. Since Java is approaching its all time low since 2001, Python and Java are getting pretty close. The gap is now less than 1.3%. Since the start of the TIOBE index, C and Java have always held the 2 top positions. So it would be a unique event, if Python would reach position #2. Let's see what will happen the next few months. - Paul Jansen, CEO TIOBE Software

The TIOBE Programming Community index is an indicator of the popularity of programming languages. The index is updated once a month. The ratings are based on the number of skilled engineers world-wide, courses and third party vendors. Popular search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo!, Wikipedia, Amazon, YouTube and Baidu are used to calculate the ratings. It is important to note that the TIOBE index is not about the best programming language or the language in which most lines of code have been written.

The index can be used to check whether your programming skills are still up to date or to make a strategic decision about what programming language should be adopted when starting to build a new software system. The definition of the TIOBE index can be found here.

Oct 2020 Oct 2019 Change Programming Language Ratings Change
1 2 change C 16.95% +0.77%
2 1 change Java 12.56% -4.32%
3 3 Python 11.28% +2.19%
4 4 C++ 6.94% +0.71%
5 5 C# 4.16% +0.30%
6 6 Visual Basic 3.97% +0.23%
7 7 JavaScript 2.14% +0.06%
8 9 change PHP 2.09% +0.18%
9 15 change R 1.99% +0.73%
10 8 change SQL 1.57% -0.37%
11 19 change Perl 1.43% +0.40%
12 11 change Groovy 1.23% -0.16%
13 13 Ruby 1.16% -0.16%
14 17 change Go 1.16% +0.06%
15 20 change MATLAB 1.12% +0.19%
16 12 change Swift 1.09% -0.28%
17 14 change Assembly language 1.08% -0.23%
18 10 change Objective-C 0.86% -0.64%
19 16 change Classic Visual Basic 0.77% -0.46%
20 22 change PL/SQL 0.77% -0.06%

Y un par de links extra al respecto:
Is Python Becoming More Popular Than Java? - Slashdot
Lenguajes de programación favoritos y recomendados, según 15.000 desarrolladores - NeoTeo

 

[capitan anchoa]

QBasic

 

[CaCO3]

Pues sí, está el tema algo aburrido, a decir verdad. Python está avanzando hacia la segunda posición del ranking de Tiobe.

index | TIOBE - The Software Quality Company

El salto (hacia arriba) de Python y (hacia abajo) de Java ha sido muy abrupto. Habrá que ver si se no se corrige en los próximos meses. Las gráficas hacen movimientos muy raros como el que protagonizó C entre 2016-2018 y que es obvio que no se correspondía con la realidad.

 

[JuanMacClane]

FoxPro MANDA! Eso es manejar grandes bases de datos con facilidad haciendo aplicaciones de gestión paquiles en WIN-XP

 

[CaCO3]

@Serpiente_Plyskeen actualiza el hilo que este mes hay BOMBAZO en el índice.

 

[Serpiente_Plyskeen]

Pues sí, así están las cosas: el lenguaje de programación Paco de hez lo está petando:
index | TIOBE - The Software Quality Company

TIOBE Index for November 2020

November Headline: Python is unstoppable and surpasses Java

For the first time since the start of the TIOBE index nearly 20 years ago, Java and C don't make up the top 2 positions any more. C is still number one, but it is Python that claims the second position now. Some say that Python's recent surge in popularity is due to booming fields such as data mining, AI and numerical computing. But I have my own take on this. I believe that Python's popularity has to do with general demand. In the past, most programming activities were perfomed by software engineers. But programming skills are needed everywhere nowadays and there is a lack of good software developers. As a consequence, we need something simple that can be handled by non-software engineers, something easy to learn with fast edit cycles and smooth deployment. Python meets all these needs.

Some time ago I had a flat tyre and called the road patrol to help me out. The mechanic asked about my living and when I used the word "software" in my answer, he smiled and started talking very enthousiastically about his own passion: programming in Python. From that moment on, I knew Python would become ubiquitous - Paul Jansen CEO TIOBE Software

Nov 2020 Nov 2019 Change Programming Language Ratings Change
1 2 change C 16.21% +0.17%
2 3 change Python 12.12% +2.27%
3 1 change Java 11.68% -4.57%
4 4 C++ 7.60% +1.99%
5 5 C# 4.67% +0.36%
6 6 Visual Basic 4.01% -0.22%
7 7 JavaScript 2.03% +0.10%
8 8 PHP 1.79% +0.07%
9 16 change R 1.64% +0.66%
10 9 change SQL 1.54% -0.15%
11 14 change Groovy 1.51% +0.41%
12 21 change Perl 1.51% +0.68%
13 20 change Go 1.36% +0.51%
14 10 change Swift 1.35% -0.31%
15 11 change Ruby 1.22% -0.04%
16 15 change Assembly language 1.17% +0.14%
17 19 change MATLAB 1.10% +0.21%
18 13 change Delphi/Object Pascal 0.86% -0.28%
19 12 change Objective-C 0.84% -0.35%
20 32 change Transact-SQL 0.82% +0.44%

...así va el mundo...