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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:33

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Not that it's going to be exactly the next big thing but as now there is a trend to do apps on the cloud javascript is getting a lot of interest as is the de facto standard for browser scripting.

Also there are many pages trying to measure the popularity of programing languages (some examples):

Those are not GIS specific but most of those top programming languages had their GIS libraries.

On the other hand if you check here the popular tag list popular tag list you can see that after python is openlayers (that means javascript) and then postgis (so SQL would be interesting also).

Not that it's going to be exactly the next big thing but as now there is a trend to do apps on the cloud javascript is getting a lot of interest as is the de facto standard for browser scripting.

Also there are many pages trying to measure the popularity of programing languages (some examples):

Those are not GIS specific but most of those top programming languages had their GIS libraries.

On the other hand if you check here the popular tag list you can see that after python is openlayers (that means javascript) and then postgis (so SQL would be interesting also).

Not that it's going to be exactly the next big thing but as now there is a trend to do apps on the cloud javascript is getting a lot of interest as is the de facto standard for browser scripting.

Also there are many pages trying to measure the popularity of programing languages (some examples):

Those are not GIS specific but most of those top programming languages had their GIS libraries.

On the other hand if you check here the popular tag list you can see that after python is openlayers (that means javascript) and then postgis (so SQL would be interesting also).

Added reference to langpop.com

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edited May 30, 2013 at 11:22

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Not that it's going to be exactly the next big thing but as now there is a trend to do apps on the cloud javascript is getting a lot of interest as is the de facto standard for browser scripting.

Also there are many pages trying to measure the popularity of programing languages (some examples):

Those are not GIS specific but most of those top programming languages had their GIS libraries.

On the other hand if you check here the popular tag list you can see that after python is openlayers (that means javascript) and then postgis (so SQL would be interesting also).

Not that it's going to be exactly the next big thing but as now there is a trend to do apps on the cloud javascript is getting a lot of interest as is the de facto standard for browser scripting.

Also there are many pages trying to measure the popularity of programing languages (some examples):

Those are not GIS specific but most of those top programming languages had their GIS libraries.

On the other hand if you check here the popular tag list you can see that after python is openlayers (that means javascript) and then postgis (so SQL would be interesting also).

Not that it's going to be exactly the next big thing but as now there is a trend to do apps on the cloud javascript is getting a lot of interest as is the de facto standard for browser scripting.

Also there are many pages trying to measure the popularity of programing languages (some examples):

Those are not GIS specific but most of those top programming languages had their GIS libraries.

On the other hand if you check here the popular tag list you can see that after python is openlayers (that means javascript) and then postgis (so SQL would be interesting also).

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created May 30, 2013 at 10:07

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Not that it's going to be exactly the next big thing but as now there is a trend to do apps on the cloud javascript is getting a lot of interest as is the de facto standard for browser scripting.

Also there are many pages trying to measure the popularity of programing languages (some examples):

Those are not GIS specific but most of those top programming languages had their GIS libraries.

On the other hand if you check here the popular tag list you can see that after python is openlayers (that means javascript) and then postgis (so SQL would be interesting also).

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occurred May 30, 2013 at 10:07