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The most popular programming language

Also scripting languages, markup languages, and query languages; we asked about the languages used in the work.

SQL

48.7%

JavaScript

39.3%

Python

34.3%

TypeScript

31.9%

HTML / CSS

31.4%

Java

26.2%

17.6%

PHP

10.7%

C++

6.6%

Kotlin

5.4%

4.7%

Bash / PowerShell

4.2%

4.0%

Swift

1.8%

SQL for the second year in a row is at the top of the podium, but this time with an increase of almost 7 percentage points. JavaScript and Python remain with practically the same results. Languages outside the podium also without major changes.

What kind of solutions do you use?

Based on the responses from Admins, DevOps specialists, and Programmers.

Cloud

60.4%

On-premise

33.8%

Dedicated servers

29.5%

VPS

11.7%

Serverless

9.8%

PaaS (e.g. Vercel, Netlify)

3.2%

What operating system do you use at work?

Windows

74.2%

Linux

67.2%

macOS

23.9%

Different

3.0%

Windows

95.3%

Linux

6.3%

macOS

5.9%

Different

0.4%

Windows

83.1%

Linux

31.2%

macOS

16.9%

Different

1.3%

Windows

53.9%

Linux

46.1%

macOS

27.0%

Windows

83.1%

Linux

26.4%

macOS

16.9%

Different

4.8%

Windows

71.8%

macOS

28.9%

Linux

14.6%

Different

1.3%

Windows

58.6%

macOS

32.4%

Linux

32.3%

Different

0.6%

Windows

95.5%

Linux

34.6%

macOS

18.0%

Different

5.3%

Windows

77.8%

macOS

23.3%

Linux

18.0%

Different

1.3%

macOS

60.7%

Windows

42.7%

Linux

1.1%

What operating system do you use at home?

Windows

78.3%

Linux

48.6%

macOS

24.5%

Different

2.4%

Windows

86.3%

macOS

17.2%

Linux

12.2%

Different

0.8%

Windows

75.0%

macOS

32.9%

Linux

27.6%

Different

2.6%

Windows

77.5%

Linux

31.5%

macOS

21.3%

Windows

81.0%

Linux

26.7%

macOS

24.1%

Different

4.3%

Windows

73.1%

macOS

34.4%

Linux

12.7%

Different

2.3%

Windows

74.5%

macOS

29.2%

Linux

27.1%

Different

0.6%

Windows

91.7%

Linux

31.1%

macOS

15.2%

Different

4.5%

Windows

85.0%

macOS

20.1%

Linux

13.7%

Different

1.3%

Windows

56.7%

macOS

53.3%

Linux

3.3%

What operating systems do you use on your phone?

Android

70.0%

iOS

37.9%

Different

0.5%

Android

61.8%

iOS

42.4%

Android

68.8%

iOS

41.6%

Android

59.6%

iOS

42.7%

Android

66.7%

iOS

41.1%

Different

1.3%

Android

57.1%

iOS

49.4%

Android

66.9%

iOS

36.0%

Different

0.5%

Android

66.9%

iOS

42.1%

Different

1.5%

Android

70.7%

iOS

39.1%

Different

0.7%

iOS

53.8%

Android

47.3%

How do you see the impact of artificial intelligence on the future of your career?

2023

2024

2025

It's an opportunity

2023

56.7%

2024

52.9%

2025

50.8%

It has no effect

2023

19.7%

2024

20.6%

2025

20.1%

It's a threat

2023

9.4%

2024

13.6%

2025

15.6%

I don't know.

2023

14.1%

2024

12.9%

2025

13.5%

Comment

A few years ago, Stack Overflow was the primary source of knowledge for programmers, and its popularity reflected how developers searched for solutions to their problems. Today, AI tools like GitHub Copilot and Google Code Assist are gradually taking over this role. Instead of browsing through dozens of threads, developers receive instant answers and code snippets tailored to the context of their projects. The decline in page views on sites like Stack Overflow in recent months only confirms this trend. In the next three years, AI will become even more advanced, not only suggesting code snippets but also predicting errors, optimizing algorithms, and automatically testing applications in real-time. Programming will start to resemble collaboration with an intelligent assistant that not only suggests solutions but actively participates in software development.

Karol Tajduś

Data&AI Director

Accenture Poland

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Which AI tools do you use on a daily basis?

Chatbots

81.0%

Coding assistants

29.3%

I don't use AI tools

17.3%

Image / music / video generators

6.5%

AI environments

5.0%

AI agent frameworks

2.9%

Other

1.9%

Chatbots

74.6%

I don't use AI tools

23.4%

Coding assistants

14.8%

Image / music / video generators

3.5%

AI environments

3.1%

AI agent frameworks

2.0%

Other

1.6%

Chatbots

81.6%

Coding assistants

43.4%

I don't use AI tools

13.2%

Image / music / video generators

11.8%

AI environments

10.5%

AI agent frameworks

6.6%

Other

5.3%

Chatbots

87.4%

Coding assistants

48.3%

Image / music / video generators

11.5%

AI agent frameworks

8.0%

I don't use AI tools

6.9%

AI environments

3.4%

Other

1.1%

Chatbots

80.1%

Coding assistants

27.0%

I don't use AI tools

16.8%

Image / music / video generators

6.6%

AI environments

4.9%

Other

2.7%

AI agent frameworks

2.2%

Chatbots

87.3%

Coding assistants

23.5%

Image / music / video generators

23.2%

I don't use AI tools

11.8%

AI environments

10.5%

AI agent frameworks

3.9%

Other

2.0%

Chatbots

79.7%

Coding assistants

47.4%

I don't use AI tools

13.9%

Image / music / video generators

6.5%

AI environments

4.5%

AI agent frameworks

1.7%

Other

0.8%

Chatbots

81.4%

I don't use AI tools

18.6%

Coding assistants

14.0%

Image / music / video generators

10.1%

AI environments

4.7%

Other

2.3%

AI agent frameworks

0.8%

Chatbots

74.3%

Coding assistants

25.0%

I don't use AI tools

22.9%

Image / music / video generators

5.6%

AI environments

3.6%

AI agent frameworks

2.1%

Other

0.7%

Chatbots

83.3%

Image / music / video generators

50.0%

I don't use AI tools

8.9%

Coding assistants

7.8%

Other

5.6%

AI agent frameworks

1.1%

Chatbots gained at least several percentage points more in each specialization compared to last year. The exception is UX/UI specialists, who already indicated this tool in 79.8% of cases last year, now jumping to 83.1%.

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