Update (August 13th): We’ve published the raw data. Get it! The programming world is growing and evolving. New technologies and tools are constantly emerging, and while some are gaining support and popularity, others are used less and less. We have set out to capture the current state of this ever-changing world. You will find representative answers and interesting facts about the current state of the ecosystem in our report and, maybe, learn something new. Our report covers a wide range of topics, with probing questions about programming languages (now including Rust), Databases, Team too

In the fall of 2018, the Python Software Foundation together with JetBrains conducted the official annual Python Developers Survey for the second time. Much like the previous survey, we set out to identify the latest trends and gather insight into how the world of Python development looks at the end of 2018. Over twenty thousand developers from more than 150 different countries participated last year to help us map out an accurate, up-to-date landscape of the Python community. That is more than twice as many Python users participating in 2018 as in 2017. We are super-excited to share the re

Data Analysis, Machine Learning, and AI are rapidly growing in popularity and drawing more and more attention in tech news. How does the data science world look today and how is this industry sector evolving? What types of activities are data scientists primarily involved in? What programming languages and tools are in use? To answer these and many other important questions, last spring JetBrains conducted a Data Science Survey collecting responses from over 1,600 data scientists living in the US, Europe, Japan, and China. We are super-excited to share with you some of our incredible findings

Early this year, we ran our second yearly Developer Ecosystem Survey to reveal the most significant facts about developers and technologies. Since this June, we’ve been sharing these Infographics showcasing the most interesting results and insights from an even broader range of developer topics than last year. As the study consisted of over 150 questions, it was impossible to cover them all in the Infographics. So now, same as last year, we are publishing the anonymized raw data from the survey. If you’re interested in discovering development trends, be our guest – go right ahead, dig deeper

Update (November 5th): We’ve published the raw data. Check it out! Did you know that in 2018 …? - The top 3 primary programming languages are Java, JavaScript, and Python. - One out of five Kotlin developers works in a company of more than 5,000 employees. - Programmers are moving away from self-hosted and on-premises solutions and embracing major cloud providers. - Developers are sleeping more hours a day, on average, compared with 2017. We at JetBrains have revealed these and dozens of other significant facts about developers and technologies after running our annual Developer Ecosys

At the very end of 2017, the Python Software Foundation together with JetBrains conducted an official Python Developers Survey. We set out to identify the latest trends and gather insight into how the Python development world looks today. Over 9,500 developers from almost 150 countries participated to help us map out an accurate landscape of the Python community.We are super-excited to share the results of the survey with you! View the results of Python Developers Survey 2017 We hope the survey findings will help all of us better understand the current state of the Python developer community

As you may recall, in early 2017 we at JetBrains ran the massive Developer Ecosystem survey to better understand developers and their needs all around the world. In July, we finished analyzing the collected data and published the most interesting findings in these Infographics. Now, as we promised, we’re sharing the raw data for the survey so that anyone in the developer community can analyze the results and answer whatever questions they have in mind. Before digging deeper into these data, please note the following important information: The data include responses from b

Update (Sep 11th): We’ve published the raw data for Developer Ecosystem Survey 2016 / 2017. Have a look! - Should I try this framework I heard about for my next project? - Which application server is the most used these days? - What technology/language should I learn to become better at what I do? Do you ask yourself stuff like this from time to time? WE DO. And we have another angle—it’s crucial for us to know our users well, so we’re ready to go the extra mile for this knowledge. To help us, we ran a huge Developer Ecosystem survey, collecting over 9,000 responses betwe