The most popular programming languages in 2008

October 26, 2008
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(This article was first published on Yu-Sung Su's Blog, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)

TIOBE has released the newest ranking for the most popular programming language here. Java remains the top popular programming language. C and C++ follow with Java. I dont' see R in this ranking. Maybe it doesn't belong to this group! Maybe I should devote more of my time learning the other lanugages. I have discussed the rationale here.

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