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13 Awesome Python Developers to Follow Online

By Brad Bourque • Oct. 3rd, 2019 • Software Engineering

developers, Python, software developers

Follow these 13 active Python contributors to stay abreast of the all the latest trends in Python and its community.

Introducing Event Loop Diagnostics for the New Relic Python Agent

By Kevin Chu • Sep. 9th, 2019 • New Relic News and Products

New Relic APM, New Relic Insights, Python

You can now track and diagnose all trace segments executing on the event loop in your asynchronous Python applications.

The Most Popular Programming Languages of 2019

By Jake Widman • Sep. 5th, 2019 • Technology Industry

Java, programming languages, Python, software engineering

Our annual roundup again reveals which programming languages are on the rise—and which ones could be falling out of favor.

The Most Popular Programming Languages of 2018

By Jake Widman • Oct. 17th, 2018 • Technology Industry

.NET, careers, developers, Go, Java, JavaScript, Node.js, PHP, programming languages, Python, Ruby, Swift

We survey the programming language landscape to identify the most popular choices and the hot up-and-coming alternatives. Where do your favorites show up?

Embracing the Four Python Programming Styles

By John Paul Mueller • Aug. 27th, 2018 • Software Engineering

coding tips, developers, Python

Few programming languages offer the flexibility Python provides. But which of the four major Python coding styles is right for you and your tasks?

Java vs. Python: Which Programming Language Is Best for You?

By John Paul Mueller • Apr. 16th, 2018 • Software Engineering

developers, Java, programming languages, Python, software development

We compare two popular and powerful programming languages.

Optimizing k-means Clustering for Time Series Data

By Jason Snell • Oct. 23rd, 2017 • New Relic News and Products

data clustering, Jupyter Notebook, k-means clustering, NumPy, Python, time series

We tested various implementations of k-means clustering to see how fast the algorithms could cluster time series data.

The Most Popular Programming Languages of 2017

By Jake Widman • Oct. 9th, 2017 • Technology Industry

.NET, careers, CSS, developers, Go, Java, JavaScript, Node.js, PHP, programming languages, Python, Ruby, SQL, Swift

We look at the programming languages employers want most, the languages software developers like best, and the languages climbing the charts.

The Most Popular Programming Languages of 2016

By Jake Widman • Aug. 18th, 2016 • Software Engineering

careers, developers, Go, Java, JavaScript, modern software, Node.js, PHP, programming languages, Python, software development, Swift

Our annual look at the relative popularity of programming languages reveals that while Java still rules, other options—from JavaScript to Go—are catching up.