Comments (24)

1. August 2, 2011
   Hayden

   No matter what the charts say, Python will always have a special place in my heart.

2. August 2, 2011
   Justin

   C#: 4th on the popularity chart and not even mentioned.

3. August 2, 2011
   Joe

   I’d like to forward a copy of this to several friends. No amount of fiddling gets
   the job done – Please help, anyone.

   Joe

4. August 2, 2011
   Joe

   A message for Jason Fitzpatrick…..
   Can you email a copy of the chart?

   Joe

5. August 2, 2011
   dima

   c# is my favorite too

6. August 2, 2011
   PrathviRaj

   My love C is placed second :)

7. August 2, 2011
   ashu

   Ashu don’t know programming, he love testing.

8. August 3, 2011
   Andrew James

   I hated learning Cobol. So frustrating to use. So useless to me.
   If it wish it hadn’t been part of my course requirements (apparently it no longer is, if I had just studied the year after!)

   I remember learning Basic at school when I was 14. That was actually interesting.
   But Cobol when I’m 19. Ahhhh Horrible!

9. August 3, 2011
   Ramdev baba

   I love only one language “Yoga language”….bole to “body language”…..heheheheheehe :)

10. August 3, 2011
    Mats Svensson

    Whenever a geek gets bored,
    a syntax… erm programming-language i mean,
    is born.

11. August 3, 2011
    Ash

    Hi…

    What about “Logo” ?

    And, what languages used by ms Windows ?

    Tnx.

12. August 3, 2011
    Abrahão

    @ash

    Ms windows uses c/c++ :)

13. August 3, 2011
    ddh

    I took classes of COBOL at NCR Sugar Camp in Dayton, OH a long time ago.
    It was very hard to learn and we used the punch cards to compile the
    program.

14. August 3, 2011
    Dave Naves

    Thanks for posting this great infographic!

    #justbroughtateartomyeye

    =)

15. August 3, 2011
    ash

    Tnx Abrahão (-:

16. August 4, 2011
    Greggie

    What about APL? Strange enough it’s A Programing Language! It was a POWERFUL mathematical language and it was first used in IBM’s 5100 small computer! I used to love it and programed it a lot during my time with IBM but of course it died and I was laid off :-(

17. August 4, 2011
    Tom

    I’d say this is more of a flowchart than an infographic.

    Still, pretty cool!

18. August 4, 2011
    MTG

    Greggie: APL was an interpreter; you didn’t compiled the source in order to get an “object” – an executeable like with the other “Programming Languages”; each time you run the “program”, APL interpreted the source line after line.
    And hey, where is PL/1 !?! “Programming Language 1″ was developed in the early 1970′s. It was kind of a mix of Fortran and Cobol, the goodies from each.

19. August 5, 2011
    kbscores

    I <3 Assembly.

20. August 5, 2011
    Sream

    Ruby on rails – used by Diaspora… :)

21. August 7, 2011
    Ken Starks

    FORTH !

22. August 7, 2011
    Ken Starks

    … and BCPL, but not such a nice memory !

23. August 7, 2011
    Ken Starks

    and POSTSCRIPT; yes it is a language ! Everyone uses it or one of its offshoots, but hardly any one programmes it.

24. October 1, 2011
    Tambok

    Java Rule!!!!