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T O P 5
Not all programming languages can survive. Even the most
popular ones are inevitably decaying. Therefore, if your career is
based on one of these languages which are below mentioned 5
languages then we suggest that you at some point diversify your
skillset and give your career a boost.
P O T E N T I A L L Y D E S T R U C T I V E
P R O G R A M M I N G L A N G U A G E S
1R u b y There was a time when ruby enjoyed a
great fair, developers keep praising it
for because it's easy to learn
technology. But now ruby jobs are
declining by 56% over the past 18
months.
2H a s k e l l There are lots of firms & projects
implemented Haskell at one point or
other. But, when it comes to the
developer's buzz they have shown
no interest in this technology.
However it' headed for the major
update in 2020.
3O b j e c t i v e - C
fact about Apple's Objective C, it's
35 years old. And to replace it 5
years ago the company launched
Swift. They want developers to learn
swift over Objective C. But some of
the developers are still prefer to use
Objective C. So, we can say after
some point Objective C will fade
away
4R
R was one of the most popular
languages in Data science but now
Python is rapidly swallowing the R's
Market. The reason behind the
falling off the languages is R has
more general languages with
broader application. It can only
survive if we combine the
application of R with Python.
5P e r l
We all know that redMonk has Perl’s
popularity declining because it has
no active development in coding.
Even though it has few or small
updates, but it could not work for
any latest developement. So, now
Perl is facing a serious fall.
http://www.datonomy.co.za/articles/2019/7/30/5-programming-languages-that-are-probably-doomed
https://insights.dice.com/2018/08/21/5-programming-languages-doomed-to-extinction/
https://www.devglan.com/blog/5-programming-languages-doomed-to-extinction
https://trainingsupport.microsoft.com/en-us/tcmpd/forum/all/sharing-5-programming-languages-that-are-
probably/e535ec77-613c-4a00-8abb-b92df546c855
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