Programming Languages

Python may be the top programming language in the world right now, but its popularity won't last. Here's why.

The open-source Node.js 18 release provides long-term support for the popular JavaScript framework and new features to improve developer productivity.

Because PHP remains central to some of the largest websites, it isn't going away. But the language is in dire need of an image makeover.

With Java 18, Oracle is introducing a series of incremental features, many of which focus on easing application development.

Programming languages make it easier to not only write software but write software that can run anywhere. This article explains how programming languages work and why their benefits far outweigh their drawbacks.

After more than 60 years of use, the COBOL programming language is still alive, with application modernization efforts driving its growth.

Python remains one of the most popular programming languages today, while others are losing steam. Here’s an overview of the state of programming languages in 2022.

Rust is being integrated into operating systems and application tooling to provide better security and efficiency.

The newly created PHP Foundation will help fund and support the continued development of the open source PHP programming language.

The new release of Node.js improves security by supporting OpenSSL 3 and adds new Promise API capabilities to the popular JavaScript framework.