Wyobraźcie, że umiecie przewidzieć przyszłość. To jakie według Was języki programowania będą się rozwijać a jakie umierać? ;)
Do założenia tematu zainspirował mnie ten temat:
https://www.quora.com/If-you-could-predict-one-language-that-will-take-over-the-programming-industry-over-C++-Java-Python-etc-which-would-it-be-Ruby-Perl-Haskell-Go-etc
a najbliżej mi do tej wypowiedzi ;)
"Perl is already dead.
Ruby will slowly die. It will die a death somewhat similar to Perl's but with less rancor and fewer people dancing on its grave. Basically Python's adoption by the science/mathematics crowd has relegated Ruby to being a language for Ruby nuts and Rails shops. This is all very similar to Perl's fate.
Python is crippled by its unthreadability. It's not going to take over. It's not going to die. It is going to linger on possibly with everyone not using version 3.x for the rest of time...
Functional languages will take market share away from Python in web back-end world and in data science world but will in no sense take over -- just as Common Lisp and Scheme never went mainstream neither will Clojure or Haskell, et. al.
Rust, Go, Dart, D, etc. will die outright. They will die deaths similar to, say, Dylan's death before them, orphaned by their creator or parent corporation without enough interest to be saved by the open source world at large.
C#'s future is bound to Microsoft's future. If Microsoft pulls off an eleventh hour miracle (and never count Microsoft out) and remains vital then C# will thrive. If Microsoft goes down, C# goes down with it.
Java will hobble on in pathos and ignominy.
Javascript is the only language that is written into browsers. Given the plodding pace of the browser implementation racket, it is the only language that will ever be written into browsers. This effectively makes it immortal -- no matter what happens with its bullshit server-side renaissance.
C++ will live on and on, bruised and scarred but unvanquished."