What is the language of the future? Fast, reliable and multipurpose.

Python!

I do think we'll be seeing a lot more of those two languages in the coming years.

Python tends to be at a bit of a disadvantage where runtime speed is concerned.

@Romulus10 True, all depends what you are doing. I've found it to be easily fast enough most of the time though.

Plus theres some interesting projects around now (JIT compilers etc) to help where speed is key...

I've had a couple niche cases where it just barely missed the cutoff for "fast enough" but it can really only be noticed in cases with extremely large sets of data to be operated on.

Chinese! Oh ... Wait.

PHP 😂

For system related stuff rust seems to be very popular. For application code I would say Go, Kotlin, Java, maybe in that order. I also like Elixir, though it is not very commonly used. For scripting... Who cares, it's scripting?

swift, everything will be written in swift.
also apple will enter the server business, probably with a macRack and macRack pro.

@kimailis i saw a webpost saying google wants to implement swift on android studio so programming and porting apps would be easier and also because Google has conflicts with Oracle.

@SweetHuman people say it's better than java.

Binary

I vote for BrainFuck.

@Kendos-Kenlen lel. yeah.... so cool....

JavaScript

@nibras-dev nope

JavaScript

(php dev here, still I think that JS fits all criterias)

C++

@mangs old.

@mangs but pretty good language tho.

C

@SweetHuman Pretty good? 😂

Is c multi purpose, is c++ multi purpose, is .net multi purpose?

@Kendos-Kenlen sorry it would be almost, almost, no