For the first time in two years, Java deliver top as the most popular programming languages. The high altitude jumps among programming languages is Objective-C - the language used to code the iPhone and iPad apps. According to the so-called TIOBE Index has Objective-C increased its share by 3.8 per cent. to 8.2 per cent. of one year. Thus the language has overtaken C #, PHP, Visual Basic and Python.
This also makes it clear that the big trend among software developers, mobile apps - it is here that can make money at the moment. Current TIOBE Index also shows that C now has surpassed Java as the most popular programming languages. There is only a slight edge - C is at 17.56 per cent., While Java has dropped to 17.03 per cent. But still it's the first time in two years that Java must give way as the most popular language, and it is the result of a steady downward trend. In third place comes C + + with 8.8 per cent., while Objective-C thus has climbed up to fourth place. Some languages have completely disappeared from the top-50-list. They include Eiffel, PL / I and Tcl. They are replaced by other languages such as Visual FoxPro, Scala and Alice. TIOBE Index is based on a count of the number of developers, courses and providers of software products with the language.
