From my experience, English speakers can find the most jobs in the U.S. (West Coast, obviously), United Kingdom (London), Ireland, Netherlands (Amsterdam), Switzerland, and Belgium. New Zealand and Australia are pretty popular among developers who love the laid-back lifestyle.

But the scenarios change when we talk about non-English speaking nations. Japan is growing exponentially; Russia and China have a huge culture of programming, and IT companies are growing rapidly in these…

The post 'Top programming languages that will be most popular in 2017' was originally posted on the HackerEarth blog.

Which is the most preferred programming language or the top programming languages to learn across the globe? How do we judge it and what should be the criteria?

'By most preferred language, we do…