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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.

This Week in Modern Software: Mobile Goes for Gold, Windows Stays in the Game

By Kevin Casey • Aug. 5th, 2016 • Technology Industry

Android, Brazil, C, China, developers, iOS, Java, Microsoft, Mobile, modern software, Olympics, operating systems, Python, security, TWiMS, Uber, Windows 10

Mobile’s Olympic moment speaks volumes, Microsoft’s Windows 10 anniversary milestones, GoT security lessons, the state of the developer nation, and more.

RedMonk on the Docker Usage Pattern: Significant Growth & New Directions

By Fintan Ryan • Jun. 20th, 2016 • Technology Industry

.NET, Docker, Java, Node.js, Pivotal, programming languages, Python, RedMonk, Ruby

RedMonk analyzes New Relic’s data on which programming languages are being used with Docker, its uptake patterns, and the growth of the Docker community.