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 Python Still Reigns — Despite Funding Cuts


72% use Python professionally. 86% prefer it over other languages Popular domains include web development (46%), data processing (51%), AI/ML (41%), and data engineering (31%) However, uptake of the latest version, Python 3.13, is still low at around 15%, with most developers still on 3.12 (35%) and 3.11 (21%), citing compatibility and satisfaction with older releases.


Vibe Coding: The AI-First Approach

“Vibe coding” — a style where developers guide LLMs via natural language rather than writing code directly — is gaining attention. Coined by Andrej Karpathy, it emphasizes prompt-driven coding and iterative feedback rather than traditional manual development While it's rapidly gaining traction, especially for rapid prototyping, experts warn about code maintainability and security risks.

Rust’s Advantages for Low-Latency Systems

Andrew Lamb, a database engine veteran, argues that Rust is ideal for developing low-latency systems — offering both performance and enhanced developer satisfaction compared to traditional languages like C/C++

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