Contrary to other Index websites Java seems strong and it’s not defeated by Python yet. There are still more job offers with Java than with Python, even though the latter overtook Java at Google Trends for phrases such as “… programming” or “… tutorials” in 2018/19.

The C and C++ languages are still in the top 10, with a large market share.

When it comes to earnings, the lowest earnings are for Word and Excel. That shouldn’t be a surprise as they are used in many low-skill jobs.

Kotlin with a share of just over 2% has the highest wages, and by a substantial margin.

The codeigo index is based on job offers from leading employment websites. It takes into consideration multiple types of technologies, not just programming languages. We assume that a developer usually has to know more than just a programming language.

This index shows which technologies are trending, and how much money you can earn using them.

Position	Technology		Share (%)	Earnings (min)	Earnings (average)	Earnings (max)
1		Java	27.94	96,653	110,960	125,266
2		Python	24.65	99,456	113,878	128,299
3		C#	19.12	82,300	94,558	106,815
4		React	17.94	95,148	109,260	123,372
5		Azure	17.71	93,828	107,355	120,882
6		Linux	17.17	95,924	109,912	123,899
7		C++	16.00	91,420	105,364	119,309
8		C	12.68	93,987	107,604	121,221
9		Git	12.52	91,114	104,285	117,456
10		Docker	12.50	99,863	115,489	131,114
11		Angular	12.02	90,589	104,218	117,846
12		Kubernetes	11.77	103,367	118,814	134,260
13		Windows	8.85	88,069	101,229	114,389
14		Javascript	6.58	89,670	102,553	115,436
15		.Net	5.82	85,801	98,210	110,618
16		Terraform	5.32	104,261	120,357	136,454
17		Vue	4.66	89,976	102,481	114,985
18		Android	4.63	95,338	109,108	122,877
19		R	4.47	90,282	102,939	115,596
20		Node.js	4.37	99,538	113,793	128,048
21		Ansible	4.20	102,344	120,483	138,623
22		Typescript	3.86	96,238	109,419	122,599
23		Ruby	3.78	101,917	116,320	130,723
24		Bootstrap	3.16	83,643	95,428	107,214
25		Maven	3.01	96,358	111,052	125,747
26		Bash	2.82	95,277	109,516	123,756
27		Redux	2.50	96,049	109,434	122,818
28		Kotlin	2.37	103,734	118,784	133,834
29		Excel	2.31	85,267	97,020	108,774
30		Perl	2.28	100,472	115,269	130,066
31		Swift	2.17	106,083	122,013	137,944
32		Bitbucket	1.83	96,123	109,666	123,209
33		Word	1.81	83,395	94,703	106,011
34		Scala	1.78	104,324	119,680	135,036
35		Golang	1.77	114,891	131,159	147,426
36		Ubuntu	1.76	110,091	124,882	139,673
37		Django	1.56	92,389	105,675	118,961
38		Github	1.50	95,742	109,270	122,797
39		Webpack	1.46	96,648	110,081	123,513
40		Unity	1.34	90,554	103,407	116,260
41		Rails	1.30	98,731	112,503	126,275
42		Rest	1.19	88,579	102,298	116,016
43		Gradle	1.19	99,196	114,488	129,781
44		Laravel	1.01	62,636	74,450	86,264
45		Unreal	0.99	82,386	94,528	106,670
46		Sass	0.90	96,582	110,180	123,777
47		Flask	0.84	95,923	108,978	122,034
48		Rust	0.80	114,447	132,127	149,806
49		Ajax	0.67	79,665	90,753	101,842
50		Gulp	0.67	80,485	91,258	102,031

Earnings Chart

This chart shows the visual representation of earnings where the specific technology is mentioned in a job offer. This graph represents brackets of earnings: minimum averages and maximum averages.