Go programming language is on the rise (again) as emerging tech and a new policy push give this language a boost.

Why application sustainability is more than a programming language choice Be wary of any organization that points to language choice as the sole indicator of its sustainability commitment.

The language should aid the design and development of reliable programs. Ease of maintainability. Code should be readable and programming decisions explicit. Easy to produce efficient code with.

Rust has been climbing the charts and is now the most admired programming language by developers. Here's why.

HTML is not a programming language because it fails to meet several functional criteria. Nevertheless, HTML coding is valuable beyond that pedantic debate.

Objective-C, Apple’s programming language, is infamously (even absurdly) verbose, which is part of the reason why Apple got its reputation for being user-friendly.

Programming languages: Why this old favorite is on the rise again A long-standing coding choice has seen an unexpected rise in popularity, according to one tracker of programming languages.

The C language has been a programming staple for decades. Here’s how it stacks up against C++, Java, C#, Go, Rust, Python, and the newest kid on the block—Carbon.

Java has stood the test of time in its over 25 years as the world's best programming language. Here's why developers still choose to code in it.

In this sense, frameworks are the new programming languages. They are where the latest ideas, philosophies, and practicalities of modern-day coding are found. Some flame out, but many are becoming ...