So what would a perfect programming language look like? I’d say: start with the best parts of C and the best parts of Python. Indentation for blocks by default, { } only for special circumstances.

With Kubernetes as the anchor, Quillin predicts that the CNCF’s projects will prove useful for cloud-native apps, DevOps-style continuous delivery, and hybrid workloads.

Also: These three tech skills could help recession-proof your career, say bosses GitHub attributes Google-maintained Go's growth to projects like Docker and Kubernetes, as well as cloud development.

One option would be to get proficient in a commonly used programming language – such as Java or JavaScript – and then learn something more specialised, like Go, Python or Rust.