By dev.stonez
via tiobe.com
Published: Sep 08 2011 / 06:15
Finally, a new functional programming language has hit the top 20. Most people thought that hot functional languages such as Scala (#66), Clojure (#107), Haskell (#35) or Erlang (#48) would be the ones that would be the first to compete seriously with the mother of all functional languages Lisp. But it appears to be Microsoft language F#. The recent rise in popularity of F# comes as no suprise. Apart from being a nicely designed language, F# is available in the latest version of Microsoft's Visual Studio (2010).
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javakata replied ago:
Java is up 1.42% from last month, but the "Delta in position" has a "=" namely stagnant, while C# having an increase of 1.06% over the same period is marke in the same column with an up arrow, as in "on the rise".
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