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What programming languages do you use in your work?
Also scripting, markup, and query languages.
A very significant trend is the high popularity of TypeScript (33.2%) and JavaScript (32.2%), indicating an increasing involvement of QA in testing web applications. The rise in the importance of TypeScript may be due to the increased number of projects using modern frontend frameworks such as React, Angular, or Vue.js, where QA needs to integrate tests with the application and work on automated tests, e.g., in Cypress, Playwright, or Selenium.
An interesting phenomenon is that as many as 34.7% of manual testers declare that they do not use any programming language. This shows that many manual tests still rely on exploring the application, performing test cases without the support of scripts or queries.
Despite the growing popularity of low-code/no-code tools and automation, manual testing still plays an important role, especially in usability testing or exploratory testing.