Just like programing - it is evolving, so is Python. The way that we use Python today is drastically different than 5 or 10 years ago. Now I actually had a look at the Python developer survey. They surveyed over 30,000 developers specifically focused on Python. And in this video I'm going to break down some of the most interesting results.

Check out the full Python Developers Survey Results here: https://jb.gg/python-survey-results-2025 
Read the blog post by Michael Kennedy highlighting the top insights from the survey: https://jb.gg/state-of-python-2025 
Check out PyCharm, the only Python IDE you need: https://jb.gg/Try-PyCharm 

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⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | Overview
00:41 | Python Survey Details
01:27 | Python Usage vs Other Languages
04:00 | Python Modules
06:26 | Data Science Usage
08:37 | Development Tools
11:13 | Python Packaging
12:03 | Demographics
13:01 | Final Thoughts

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The Python Developer Survey 2024 reveals key trends shaping Python's future. FastAPI is overtaking Flask and Django for API development, while data science usage has grown to 51% of developers. Popular tools include pandas and numpy for data analysis, PyTorch gaining ground over TensorFlow for ML, and new package managers like UV showing rapid adoption. Most Python developers have less than 2 years of professional experience, making expertise valuable. The survey highlights Python's continued dominance in web development, data science, and machine learning, with emerging tools like Streamlit for dashboards and Pydantic for validation becoming standard.

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