Among professional developers, use of TypeScript has risen from 36.42 percent last year to 40.08 percent this time round, and JavaScript (while still the number one) has dropped fractionally from 68.62 percent to 67.9 percent – suggesting that a small but significant group now code only in TypeScript when targeting a JavaScript runtime. The language trends will not be surprising to most observers. VS Code tops the charts for editors and IDEs used by professional developers
Unfortunately there is no improvement in one key statistic: 91.88 percent of respondents identify as male, almost the same as last year.
53,041 of those responding describe themselves as professionals. The site is embedded in the workflow for many developers. This annual analysis is among the most useful for tracking development trends, thanks both to its size (70,0946 developers, though slightly fewer than last year), and also that it is vendor-neutral and covers a wide range of languages and platforms. Stack Overflow has published its latest developer survey.
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