Sogrady: I think the other interesting takeaway for me is the degree to which the quantitative data of the rankings validates some of the anecdotal evidence I see. Kelly: I mean TypeScript has had a meteoric rise since I started at RedMonk, so I think I would be disappointed if it just stopped. 🚀 has even pondered whether we could see Javascript and Typescript as 1 and 2 at some point in future. Rachel: I believe there is even a tweet where you posit JavaScript and TypeScript could someday be 1-2 in the rankings. It’s JavaScript, but typed! It’s just such a compelling story for folks that need to manage and maintain codebases over time. Monkchips ( James Governor): I am actually long on TypeScript, so I am not entirely surprised to see it continue to outperform. You’re competing with years and years and years of usage and commentary, so it’s an uphill climb. It’s not always obvious how hard it is to keep growing past the back half of the Top 20, I think. Sogrady: That, and the fact that it continues to grow generally. Kelly ( Kelly Fitzpatrick): That TypeScript jumped past Ruby? Sogrady ( Stephen O’Grady): They’re generally pretty stable as is appropriate for accretive metrics, but I’m a little surprised at some of the changes in the Top 20 – TypeScript most notably. Now that we have all of the important background information out of the way, what are your general impressions of the rankings? For folks who may have missed them, this conversation references the January 2021 rankings as well as our historic rankings over time. RedMonk publishes rankings every six months, and–as we have done for the past few iterations–we wanted to take this opportunity to dive into the numbers and charts. Rachel ( Rachel Stephens): The purpose of this chat is to discuss the findings of the January 2021 RedMonk Programming Language Rankings, sponsored by the good folks at MongoDB.
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