What are the Top 3 Languages for Small Business in 2020?

What are the top 3 programming languages for small business in 2020? Quick answer: Python, JavaScript and PHP.

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[StefanMischook]

Sorry if anyone actually got sick watching this video!

[kynan]

8:45 Stefan has so much knowledge in his head, that the mass of his brain is a black hole warping the space-time continuum.

[FresH]

Name of the video should be "What is the best way for flexing camera skills in 2020?"

[AlphaFoxDelta]

I used JavaScript/Node for a small business's website, with JQuery it is amazing.

[ja]

Hahaha. That was interesting. Haven't experienced the feeling of sickness while learning before! As always, thank you for the info Stefan!

[ania_not_anka]

Never before have I seen any programming related stuff from so many perspectives and angles 😀 Absolutely loved it!

[cawsha]

I've been thinking of buying a fisheye lens but have changed my mind!

[postfixnotation]

I highly enjoyed the content but this new camera style is super distracting!

[M.G.R...]

*For Large Organizations*
*1). Java*
*2). C#*
*3). Python*

[billycryer]

Enjoyed seeing the park—Montreal is beautiful this time of year—though the fish-eye swirl made me queasy. You were le petite prince for a while.

[ProgrammingwithPeter]

Man it feels weird with that hand without the stick, haha!

[joginder]

I thought u making this video by using drone 😅 next level video

[kerryd]

Thank you for this info. Wow! Have never seen so many leaves on the ground.

[aquarianage]

LOL! I'm not sure which one I enjoyed more, THIS ONE, or the other video essay when you're talking about Big Business. I love the part where you paused in the middle of the park and you commented on the leafblower (the noise and burning fuel), and also when you got the shot of your feet and it looked like I was looking at them through a fishbowl.😊
Soooo, that's what Montreal looks like in the Fall. THANK YOU for sharing!FALL/AUTUMN is my favorite season!

[ToddsDiscGolf]

No need to let leaf blowers be a pet peeve. I know the sound can be annoying. My dad is a landscaper and works hard to earn a good living for his family. Those leaf blowers are just people trying to earn a living and pay the bills doing what they can. And it’s good to keep the walkways clear of leaves, if they didn’t blow them then the paths wouldn’t even be visible, and would be much more slippery and dangerous. They could rake them but time is money and like I said they’re just trying to earn as much as they can doing honest work. Love from California, Stefan! ❤

[synen]

Good talk Stef but had to look away several times cause I got a bit dizzy, audio was superb considering it was the great outdoors!

[superbee]

Too cool of video techniques! and gr8 content too! keep up gr8 vids man, & stay WARM! 1st day of freeze here in Texas, for a few minutes anyway... lol... and where r they blowing those leaves to anyway??

[rn]

for web development skip Python and learn C# instead. C# has second place in the server market place the only other language with more than 10% + market-share other than PHP.
Not only that there are more entry-level jobs in C# than total jobs in other languages. Javascript no matter what backend langauge you use, you will use javascript on the front end and PHP has a massive market share. There is a LOT of contract work for C# and lot of work for medium-size businesses.

[sayhellotoroy]

wating for java conclusions :D. I will send my first CV for java dev positions

[defendliberty]

I can understand the popularity of Python among programmers but something does not add up. Where is it used except maybe data analytics?
PHP dominates the general web, java/c# the enterprise, c/c++ games and embedded industry.
Where is the place of Python?