Fastest Growing Programming Languages of 2020

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Fastest Growing Programming Languages of 2020



            Programming Languages , new frameworks and libraries are created each and every day but few languages suddenly start to bloom time to time . And to stand out in the crowd it would be really helpful to jump into the trend earlier rather later .

The list is based on the increasing interest and the potential of the Programming Languages recently .


5 . Kotlin :  



            Kotlin is an open source language which is similar to JAVA but has special features against bugs . It was started in 2010 and officialy released in February 2016 . 



Kotlin is more concise and estimates approximately a 40% cut in the number of lines of code . Majorly used to develop Android Applications . Kotlin grew by 182% in 2018 - 2019 .


4 . TypeScript :


            TypeScript is an open source language developed by Microsoft as a superset of JavaScript , released to public in October 2012 . 



It is also supported out of the box by Microsoft's free code editor Visual Studio Code . It gained a 132% growth rate in 2018 - 2019 .


3 . Rust :



           Rust is an open source system programming language developed by a Mozilla employee in 2006 and its stable release was in May 15 , 2015 . 


Rust was designed to be fast and more efficient with memory . Rust grew at a rate of 235% in 2018 - 2019 .


2 . Dart :


            Dart is an open source programming language developed by Google in 2011 . Dart uses a 'C' style syntax . It can be used to create Native or Corss-Platform mobile applications .  


It is specifically designed for UI . It is majorly used with Google's Flutter for building mobile and web apps . It grew at a rate of 532% in 2018 - 2019 .


1 . Go :


            Go or Golang, is an open source programming language that is statically typed. Go lang was first introduced in 2009 . 



It gained its popularity recently because it requires less lines of code to solve the task with great performance . Go can be used in Big Data , Machine Learning and much more .


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