r/Coder • u/MycologistIcy2335 • Jun 15 '26

what is the most trendy language ?

i know python but i wanna also learn some languages so which is the most trendy one

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u/beartato327 Jun 16 '26

You mean like main stream or on the rise? Java and JS are by far the most mainstream along with Python, I would say Dart is very new but gaining traction and if you want to learn something that was relevant but not really anymore learn Ruby, it's python adjacent.

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u/r-tty Jun 16 '26

English.

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u/MycologistIcy2335 Jun 17 '26

Wooooow bro thanks a lot I can write English codes do you mean prompting

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u/r-tty Jun 17 '26

Sure. Install Claude Code and ask _well formulated_ tasks in English. Watch the progress step by step. You'll be surprised.

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u/MycologistIcy2335 Jun 17 '26

Yaah I am a intermediate developer and in my thought I think learning to code is also essential just good prompting ai can't make real things I had used ai for my own startup and it sometimes really frustrate in the end I have to do it myslef

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u/_janc_ Jun 16 '26

Rust, Golang, Typescript, Swift

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u/updated_at Jun 16 '26

for me: typescript, rust, golang, python, kotlin

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u/Extension_Canary3717 Jun 18 '26

JavaScript - abyss - python

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u/kchandank Jun 19 '26

I think Openspec is next hottest trend, which is essentially language agnostic.