#Python is getting stronger lately and #golang #rust is chasing it after. Such a nice competition, more details at this url <a href="https://devecosystem-2025.jetbrains.com/tools-and-trends" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://devecosystem-2025.jetbrains.com/tools-and-trends</a>
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Özkan Pakdil

Python continues to strengthen its position in the programming language landscape, while Go and Rust are gaining momentum and competing for developer adoption. JetBrains' 2025 Developer Ecosystem survey provides detailed insights into these emerging trends and the competitive dynamics between these languages.

2025 programming trends from JetBrains

What’s interesting is that Objective-C is still on this list.
Was there some news about Objective-C in 2025?
Personally, I think Lua’s line is trending slightly upward, so this language is probably still being talked about somewhere.

Is this based on JetBrains tools usage? To be honest, I don’t know any Rust dev who use JetBrains tools for development.

Currently, I am diving into HTML, but I will start learning more about Python next. I think both of these languages are interesting. I like how the system or environment first interprets the data at the basic level. It reminds me of Excel, but with text instead of numbers.

I’m a desktop app developer. So glad to see this.
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