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While once seen only in Windows (like visual Basic and .NET), PowerShell now has a presence on Linux and macOS, via the open-source movement.
More surprising, the open-source push appears to be helping PowerShell become more popular among developers, showing up for the first time in 45th place in Tiobe's most popular programming languages.
the Tiobe index this month, with the top 10 remaining unchanged and led by (Oracle-owned) Java, C, and Python. Others languages in the top 10 include C++, Visual Basic .NET, C#, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, and Objective-C. [ these are web-hosting languages ]
see the details at ZDNET.COM
More surprising, the open-source push appears to be helping PowerShell become more popular among developers, showing up for the first time in 45th place in Tiobe's most popular programming languages.
the Tiobe index this month, with the top 10 remaining unchanged and led by (Oracle-owned) Java, C, and Python. Others languages in the top 10 include C++, Visual Basic .NET, C#, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, and Objective-C. [ these are web-hosting languages ]
see the details at ZDNET.COM
