When haters deny HTML’s status as a programming language, they’re showing they don’t understand what a language really is. Language is not instructing an interlocutor what to do in a way ...

HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language, and is a coding language that controls how a website is structured. HTML forms the backbone of the biggest websites on the internet, and is a basic part ...

Consider the following timeline, which shows previous tipping points for the Internet as we have known it: 1982-1989: Birth of the TCP/IP internet. 1985-1989: Commercialization of the Internet begins.

So, trying to figure out the most popular programming languages among the estimated 6.2 million IoT developers (in 2016) seems doubly fraught — but I’m not going to let that stop me.

According to GitHut 2.0, JavaScript is comfortably the most popular programming language on GitHub, although its popularity has decreased substantially over the past two years.