Trends for 2021:top five programming languages

SafeValue must use [property]=binding: It's hard to believe, but 2020 will over. This year, outstanding because of the pandemic, quarantine, and self-isolation, ending quickly. So, let's think positively and talk about new trends in software development next year. Here, we describe the top five programming languages from the manager's view in brief as usual. We will tell the good and bad sides of each of them. (see http://g.co/ng/security#xss)
Java forever
SafeValue must use [property]=binding: The cup of aroma black coffee is still trending next year because of its robust, platform-independent, open-source, and secure nature. Java is probably the most convenient, familiar, and applicable programming language in the world. Thousands of scientific, banking & financial, Web, Mobile, and desktop applications were created using Java. Java's Good Side :
  • a massive amount of programmers who knows Java;
  • tons of open-source libraries;
  • an automatic memory allocation;
  • easy garbage collection;
  • works on the OOAD paradigm.
Java's Bad Side:
  • working a little bit slower than C & C++.
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Flutter makes fluttering the world
SafeValue must use [property]=binding: When you talk about the cross-platform mobile app development, you are talking about Flutter with a huge probability. This open-source UI software development kit created by Google became very popular because of its single codebase using Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, Google Fuchsia, and Web applications. If you need anything best, you will choose Flutter. Flutter's Good Side:
  • Hot Reload improve relations between designers and developers, making it possible to identify any changes directly in the application;
  • High Performance in compare with other frameworks;
  • a significant amount of Custom Widgets;
  • Immediate updates.
FLutter's Bad Side:
  • big files can be an issue for mobile devices but provides high performances and improved runtime;
  • you have to find a skilled team to use custom made scripts;
  • the library in Flutter is not rich enough.
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A tight Python’s hug
SafeValue must use [property]=binding: Python is the fastest-growing language. It is a high-level language that offers Django and Pyramid as the Python Web-Based Development and Python Web-Based Framework. It is the most sought-after language in the market because it's effortless to learn, so you can find many developers who can use Python. Python language is used in Web & Desktop Development, Network Servers, Machine Learning, GUI Based Desktop applications, In Enterprise and Business, and Data Science. The large companies are cool about Python despite that Instagram, but Spotify, Amazon, and Facebook have used it in their operations. Maybe they like snakes at all. Python's Good Side:
  • best for beginners;
  • excellent code readability;
  • a significant amount of libraries;
  • open-source;
  • comprehensive and friendly community;
  • scalability of the complex applications.
Python's Bad Side:
  • mobile computing is not supported;
  • a little bit slower because of its interpretation nature;
  • Python is not the best choice for memory-intensive tasks;
  • database Access is limited.
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C#: See Sharp!
SafeValue must use [property]=binding: Cyber ​​Infrastructure Inc., Xtreem Solution и Zealous System choose it for their developing process because it is fast, secured, and has rich libraries. It is not a new kid on the block. Its first version was released in the year 2001, and that's why this object-oriented language is the right choice for creating VR Games, Windows, and Game Development. C# Good Side:
  • C# is much better than C++ as pointer types are not acceptable;
  • ability to work with common codebases;
  • it is a component-oriented language;
  • OOP language;
  • fully compatible with the .NET library;
  • perfect for Windows development;
  • have sets of data types;
  • fast compilation.
C# Bad Side:
  • the server running application must be Windows-based;
  • less flexibility than C++ and depends on the .Net framework;
  • it can't address directly with hardware through drivers and firmware;
  • quite low x-platform GUI.
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PHP: slow, low, but still alive
SafeValue must use [property]=binding: Despite the very limited purpose for which it was created, PHP is used by more than twenty percent of the world's sites. It is mostly a web programming language. If you need to do dynamic and static websites, maybe it is your choice. Facebook, Yahoo, and Mail Chimp are the PHP's great admirers and using it with full confidence. PHP's Good Side:
  • easy to develop web pages;
  • tremendous community support;
  • a vast ecosystem;
  • various automation tools for testing and implementation.
PHP's Bad Side:
  • low security;
  • very low scalability;
  • slow and weak typed;
  • weak Error Handling Method.
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In conclusion
SafeValue must use [property]=binding: When you are starting to choose a programming platform for your purposes, just answer yourself on five questions:
  • What your application has to do?
  • How fast can computing devices execute your application?
  • How robust your application must be?
  • How fast your team can program?
  • How you intend to find your dream team of developers?
Based on these answers, you will be able to choose your ideal programming language platform. Do not pay attention to trends; pay attention to your needs. (see http://g.co/ng/security#xss)