August 2017 programming language rankings: Python, go is still strong in the big Data era

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The Tiobe programming language community released the August 2017 leaderboard, with no changes in the top five compared to last month, while Java, C, C + +, C # and Python remain stable in the top 5 positions. But the proportions have declined in varying degrees.

Although Java is still the first, but the most notable is that Java falls below 13% this month, whether or not this year will continue to keep the first throne, we wait and see.

The Go language and July compared to the previous 10 down 16th place, but the overall trend is still stable. Since Google announced the full support of Android development Kotlin, Kotlin is a strong, since the first 50 last month, the month has risen 7, currently ranked 41.

Top 20 Charts for the August 2017 programming language rankings:

Of the 21-50 ranks, the most obvious of the month was Crystal (#32), which jumped from 60th place to 32nd place. Crystal is an open-source, Ruby-like programming language, and developers say it's cool.

This month's upward trend is more obvious: Clojure (#42), VB (#38) and VHDL (#45).

第20-50 list:

Top 10 programming language TIOBE Index Trend (2002-2016)

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The TIOBE programming language Community leaderboard is an indicator of popular trends in programming languages, updated monthly, based on the number of experienced programmers, courses, and third-party vendors on the Internet. Rankings are calculated using well-known search engines (such as Google, MSN, Yahoo!, Wikipedia, YouTube, and Baidu).

Please note that this leaderboard only reflects the popularity of a programming language, and does not explain how much a programming language is good or how many codes are written in a language.

This leaderboard can be used to test whether your programming skills are up-to-date or to be used as a language choice when developing new systems. The detailed definition of the leaderboard can be found here

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/