Pulls your Github repo data and generates a pie chart showing programming language makeup. Uses Github authentication. Use a library like D3.js for better image resolutions and more options. Build a ...

Github Language Pie Chart A React application that visualizes programming language distribution in popular TypeScript repositories on GitHub using interactive pie charts.

GitHub compiled data from a survey of over 12,000 developers to track which programming languages are most popular among developers and better understand how language popularity has changed over time.

The chart shows the number of pull requests (requests to download and change a project's code) in each language. Pull requests aren't a perfect proxy for popularity, but they're a good indicator.

It ranks dozens of programming languages against 12 weighted data sources: Google search, Google trends, Github, Stack Overflow, Hacker News, Reddit, Career Builder, Dice, Topsy, and IEEE Xplore.

JavaScript and Python are now the most popular programming languages used on GitHub, followed by Java and TypeScript.

The GitHub page, written by Parkinson, stresses that Project Verona is not a product and also has no bearing on Microsoft's ongoing use of C++, C#, and Rust.

… except there is another measure of programming language popularity out there. I’m referring to GitHub’s annual reports of the fifteen most popular programming languages on its platform.

I went to the most popular job boards and searched for each programming language by name. This analysis reflects a snapshot of language demand in early November 2024.

One of the coolest data visualizations I've seen in a while shows JavaScript rules the repository roost on GitHub, by a pretty big margin.