Trending Programming languages

Which are the programming languages to learn in 2019? What are the must-know programming languages for 2019? What are the in-demand programming languages in 2019? These are the questions every programmer or a newbie to IT industry has. But that’s not an easy question to answer because the answer depends on the market. The market tells the programming languages to learn for the future so that you can sail with the rise of new technology. Being the early bird pays a lot, hence its always good to stay with the new things coming up.

The list of must-know programming languages given below is based on the analysis of the number of job postings for each language. Few languages such as Swift and Ruby didn’t make the most 5 because of the lower job demand.

1. Python

Python is a strongly-typed general-purpose programming language used in the area of web development and is also used as a support language for software developers. The changing technology has created a strong demand for Python in a various web development company in Bangalore. Python has become a favourite choice for programmers because of its simple syntax and ease of use. It reads mostly as English and hence is easy to learn. Python is also widely used in data mining, machine learning and to solve complex scientific problems, i.e scientific computing.

Python is not a new programming language. It was released in 1991 by Guido van Rossum. Even though it is the world of programming since a long time, the rise of Artificial intelligence, Data Analytics, and Machine learning has made Python catch loads of attention and is one of the most opted languages by the current generation coders. The demand for Python is increasing rapidly. Python is a programming language that can get you different job roles from scripting to building large websites and is in demand for various job roles like:

• Data Science
• Data Analytics & Data Architects.
• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
• Web Scripting
• Full Stack development
• Business Intelligence
• Game Development
• Internet Of Things (IoT)
• Software Development

Python is in use everywhere. Python is not much used in software development, that is in the development of desktop software but, has huge popularity and vastly used in web development. Python Frameworks such as Django, Pyramid, Flask, TurboGears are popular and it allows users to rapidly build powerful web applications in much less time than building from scratch.

2. JavaScript Frameworks

JavaScript is said as the grandfather of programming languages by numerous web design company in Bangalore. Every website uses it for client-side interactions and the power of its frameworks has brought it outside the browser. JavaScript is another strong contender that is rapidly growing challenging the Python primacy, and its ease of use and ability to support full-stack web & mobile app development is driving it to be a favourite choice among developers.

JavaScript Frameworks such as NodeJs & MEAN stack allowed JavaScript to be used as a server-side programming language for the back-end development of web applications. Other frameworks such as React and AngularJS can contribute greatly to IoT and mobile apps world. JavaScript is a very powerful language that gives the ability to do multiple things with one language. With JavaScript, you can build Web apps, Desktop Apps, Mobile Apps, Games, Server Back-ends and more. JavaScript and its frameworks are in demand for various job roles like:

• Website and Web apps development.
• Mobile apps development
• Game apps development
• Internet Of Things (IoT)
• Robotics
• Virtual Reality

Not to forget, JavaScript is definitely not a stand-alone coding language that is being used in any of the above fields. It is a glue language that is used for connection or creating interactivity between several components. JavaScript is one of the languages that are in demand and a programmer should know.

3. R

R is an open-source programming language that is also available as a software environment mainly used for statistical analysis and computing of data. It is mainly used for data analysis and visualization. The rise in big data analysis and machine learning jobs has raised the popularity of R programming and is in great demand. In Data Science field, Python and R are the strong contenders. R programming is also used for data handling such as investigating, data manipulation, calculation and graphical display in Data Science.

The components of R- R Studio, an IDE for R and R Commander, a GUI for R programming are the two popular front ends that let you load up your data and play with it. Many big companies such as Google, TechCrunch, Twitter, Facebook, Paytm, Genpact, Cognizant and others are using R.

• Google uses R to improve the efficiency of Online ads and to calculate the ROI of its ad campaigns.
• Twitter uses R for monitoring and improving its user experience.
• Facebook uses R to update status and its social network graph.
• ANZ(Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited), the fourth largest bank in Australia uses R for its credit risk analysis.

4. Java

Java is a stepping stone in the world of programming languages and a must-know for every programmer. Java has been in the market for 20 years, and is still being used by millions of developers and is used in real life by billions of devices worldwide. Java because of its independent nature, open-source and ability to run on any hardware and OS through its Java Virtual Machine (JVM), it still rules the top position in the programming world. Android apps are also built on Java. Java is used as a server-side language for back-end development by 90 per cent of Fortune 500 companies.

Java 11 was recently released on Sep 2018, while it takes time for developers to use it, Java 8 and Java 9 is being used everywhere and should be considered for learning. According to a report, Java has the highest number of job openings and thus, it should not be ignored.

Arush Agarwal is a software developer in Site Galleria which is Web design and Development Company Bangalore