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With the technology industry becoming more and more competitive, it's essential for programmers and companies to remain updated on the latest program trends in this ever-changing world. The year 2024 marks the emergence of a host of programming languages that are highly coveted by companies and are considered to be the future of the software development industry. In the following article, we are gonna travel through the top 8 coding languages that make up a good deal of the market.

## JavaScript/TypeScript: 

Over 915,000 positions unfilled is evidence that Java Script is still the most profitable programming language with nearly a quarter of all vacancies. The main reason of its popularity is that it is easy to use, simple and versatile. JavaScript almost as a fact becomes a standard in front-end development, due to popular frameworks like React and Angular or Vue. js, and Node. js. Also, TypeScript, with its strongest type mechanism over JavaScript, is being widely used in the top frameworks as well.

## Python: 

Python, the second-highest on the list, has 603,000 job vacancies, which corresponds to about 20% of the market. Python is known as heavyweight yet simple language by developers of all levels and hence, it is loved by many of them. Its diversity and ecosystem of frameworks and libraries support web development, research, or data analysis by ensuring up to date, robust and secure outcomes.

## Java: 

Java is a strong player in the market and has a demand of 546,000 job vacancies, which is about 17% of the total demand. The wide application of Java is base on the cross-platform support and rich standard library that kept its popularity over a long period. It is proficient in all multi-threaded tasks and, therefore, is continuously being used for novel and intricate projects.

## C#: 

C# is located at the number four with 375,000 job mentions which is around 12% of the total market. This multifaceted language shows itself well when being used for a lot of different things as a web application, a mobile application or even a game. Since it has a great influence in their opinion, it is being favored by the people in general. NET framework that is a powerful tool for developers.

## PHP: 

Hailed as the blueprint of the internet, PHP, the language on which many websites are built, follows as the fifth language on the list with 288,000 job vacancies. Consumers will always be interested in gadgets with simple and efficient designs, which is why eco-friendly appliances like these end up being in the spotlight. The popularity of PHP in the widely known web projects makes it a very useful skill for web developers.

## C/C++: 

C and C++ continue to be among top preferred to applicants as they are offered 280,000 vacancies. These languages have, besides, probable chance of developing the faster-speed, more scalable applications that could run on different platforms. The versatility and strength are the features that make them the must-haves in areas where the meticulous optimization of resources and power management is necessary.

## Ruby: 

Ruby, having sustained 134,000 work positions, exhibits its staidness on the market, mainly in web development field. Ruby on the rails and the Sinatra are two well-known frameworks and they are the main reasons that have resulted in the strong position for Ruby and have made the framework attractive to the developers wanting to build web applications efficiently.

## Go: 

Go, also called Golang, is popping up everywhere now, with 120,000 job openings. Amongst the most popular languages in the world was Google's Go which came out to be straightforward, productive and had good support for concurrent programming. It enables the development of applications that fulfil all the requirements that are associated with scalability and performance.

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Through the ever-changing technology, these top 8 programming languages have become the most sought-after by developers in 2024. JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Java, C#, PHP, C/C++, Ruby, and Go, among these are numerous programming languages, which each represent a particular domain and software development. Instructors will be keeping up with the trending languages that are emerging in the tech sector. Developers will, therefore, enhance their skillsets and have a good shot at securing a job in the highly competitive tech industry.


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## Introduction:

Lately, AI is helping all kinds of jobs. We wonder - could AI do all a programmer's work someday? Let's learn more about AI and coding, its superpowers and limitations, and how people and AI can be a great team!

## Current Achievements of AI in Programming:

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AI is lending a helpful hand to programming in some cool ways. Systems have been created that can generate code based on instructions or find and fix errors by recognizing patterns. This type of AI assistance increases efficiency and improves work quality by automating repetitive jobs.These advancements in AI have contributed to increased productivity and efficiency in programming tasks.

## Advantages of Using AI in Programming:

The utilization of AI in programming offers several advantages. Firstly, it enhances productivity by automating repetitive tasks such as writing repetitive code or identifying and fixing errors. Secondly, AI can provide more accurate and intuitive solutions by analyzing large volumes of data and employing sophisticated algorithms. These advantages can significantly improve the efficiency and quality of programming tasks.

## Limitations of AI in Programming:

However, it is important to consider the limitations of AI in programming. Currently, AI lacks creative thinking and intuition, which are crucial aspects when dealing with complex programming solutions. Tasks related to software architecture design or solving intricate problems still require human intervention and expertise. Human intervention ensures critical thinking and expert opinions, which are vital for developing innovative and robust software solutions.

## Collaboration between Humans and AI:

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The future of programming may lie not in the complete replacement of programmers by AI, but in collaboration between humans and AI. Human intelligence and a creative approach can complement the capabilities of AI, enabling the creation of more complex and innovative software products. Programmers can utilize AI as a tool to accelerate and enhance their work, rather than being replaced by it. The combination of human creativity and AI intelligence has the potential to lead to even more astonishing and groundbreaking software solutions.

## Conclusion:

While AI may change coding someday, it's not replacing people yet. The smartest path combines human creativity and AI smarts. By working as a team, we unlock new possibilities and build the best programs ever! Programming's future lies in people and AI cooperating - our ideas plus AI's powers make an unstoppable duo.


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## Introduction

In the ever-evolving world of blockchain, our team embarked on a transformative journey in December 2021. With a talented group of individuals, we set out to develop groundbreaking software that would shape the future of the blockchain industry. Little did we know, the path ahead would be filled with unexpected twists and turns, testing our resilience and pushing us to new heights.

## Adapting to Uncertain Times

As the new year dawned upon us, we immersed ourselves in intensive brainstorming and strategic planning sessions. However, in February 2022, rumblings of a potential war disrupted our plans, leading us to reconsider our focus. Recognizing the immense potential within the blockchain realm, we made a bold decision to pivot our efforts solely towards blockchain development, leveraging our team's expertise to seize the opportunities that lay ahead.

## Collaboration Knows No Boundaries

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When the war finally erupted, our team swiftly adapted, dispersing across different parts of Europe and forging collaborations with partners from around the world. This global network opened doors to our first clients, spanning diverse industries and igniting our journey of innovation. From offering outsourcing services to esteemed clients in the UAE to contributing to the development of an exchange platform for a Dutch partner, our blockchain solutions began gaining traction and making a tangible impact.

## Empowering Industries with Cutting-Edge Solutions

Fuelled by our passion for revolutionizing the blockchain landscape, we undertook ambitious projects that showcased our versatility and technical prowess. Among our notable achievements, we developed a bespoke NFT marketplace for an Israeli client, propelling their gamification projects to new heights. Additionally, our array of blockchain tools, including exchanges, wallets, token launchpads, and staking platforms, formed the cornerstone of our business, empowering industries with ready-made solutions.

## Navigating the Cryptocurrency Winter

However, as the year drew to a close in 2022, the notorious crypto winter cast its icy grip, plunging the market into a bearish phase. Like many others, we faced the challenges of reduced sales and encountered clients who owed us a total of 60,000 USDT. Undeterred, we remained committed to our clients, forging ahead with unwavering dedication and fostering strong relationships that would ultimately lead to the resolution of these financial obligations.

## Consulting: Sharing Wisdom Amidst Adversity

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Throughout 2023, while weathering the storm of the bear market, we embraced a new avenue for growth and innovation: consulting. Leveraging our wealth of experience and industry insights, we extended our services to guide and empower fellow blockchain enthusiasts. As the demand for our consulting expertise surged, we found ourselves at the forefront of the industry, assisting clients in navigating the ever-changing blockchain landscape.

## A Resurgent Future

As November 2023 dawns upon us, the bear market recedes, and a sense of renewed optimism fills the air. We find ourselves welcoming a fresh wave of clients, including two exchange platform projects and ten consulting engagements, among others. Armed with our hard-earned experiences, we stand stronger than ever, ready to assist new market competitors in realizing their visions and achieving unprecedented success in the vibrant blockchain ecosystem.

## Conclusion

The journey of blockchain resilience is one fraught with challenges and triumphs—where adaptation, collaboration, and unwavering dedication pave the way to success. As we reflect on our path, we embrace the lessons learned, the connections forged, and the unyielding spirit that defines our team. Together, we ride the waves of blockchain, driven by a shared vision to revolutionize industries and shape a future where innovation knows no bounds.

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## From The First Code To The Creation Of The Second Movie: Ukrainian IT Invites Hollywood

Discover how the most prominent Ukrainian IT entrepreneurs and developers created the industry in the country. CEO and founder of software development company — Powercode, and head of The European Association of Software Engineering (EASE) Vladyslav Savchenko assembled a team and directed a docudrama about the Ukrainian IT sector.\
The project started a few months before the first rocket alarms in Kyiv. It grew exponentially, comparing the idea to its outcome and comparing the project's budget, which multiplied many times over. Savchenko shared how he gathered the words of his colleagues and scientists, how money from contracts in the 90s turned to dust, and how homes in 2022 turned into ruins.

We asked the film's main ideologist a dozen questions. We requested an explanation of The First Code.

## How did the idea for this film come about? What inspired it?

In our work, we were constantly searching for companies with exciting stories. We searched and explored who was the first. We realized at one point there was no unified story, no book, video, or article that brought everything together. No information was available about the companies, their achievements, their technologies, or how they hired people.

Our creation is part of the fascinating story from a business perspective. Someone had to transmit this story at some point. And EASE team, which unites technology companies, came to me and said they had an idea to make a docudrama film.

## Let's start with the Title. What is The First Code?

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We disguised the concept of the first commercial lines of code in terms of the first code. The first code was written in the 1950s, and the first books on cybernetics were published in Ukraine. However, our story begins more with the country gaining independence and writing the first commercial lines of code for which money was paid.

Engaging in business here was prohibited before independence. Businesspeople at the onset of independence were not considered a prestigious profession. There was no such concept. It was considered improper. And that's what we talk about in the film.

It tells the story of the first outsourcing company that emerged in the late 1980s and the product companies that started to appear around 1995.

Initially, there were practically no internal clients in Ukraine. All our founders and companies immediately sought contact with clients abroad. The currency was constantly devalued, and a contract you signed would turn into several kilograms of meat in a year. At the beginning of the journey, the focus was on money, but as projects were delivered, they simply became the way.

We sold code on floppy disks; there was yet to be an internet. There wasn't even internet between countries, although there were tasks and computers. Computers were costly, and few had access to them.

## Many decades of history in a few hours? What is the film generally about?

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We talk about how IT specialists interacted with the underworld. When the government noticed the industry at some point, they started raiding various IT enterprises. We discussed how we dealt with that and how we reacted.

This story is about how the industry emerged despite certain circumstances rather than because of them.

Then came the integration stage with project management, which we learned from Americans. We also describe the broader emergence of our products, probably around 2008-2012. Many companies realized they needed to become very big to overcome crises.

There is a significant segment about the cyber army and how our specialists came together to help the state resist the invasion of Ukraine.

And we end up with a film that unifies, telling a shared story similar to many countries. But we were always catching up here. We decided to create such an exciting film.

## You mentioned that it's a docudrama. What does that mean?

A docudrama implies a format that combines elements of a fictional film. The narrator begins to describe events, and their dialogue can transition into a scene that explicitly portrays that event as interpreted by us. There are also humorous moments, all just like in real life.

The film includes military segments — footage of actual houses and cars on fire, locations damaged by real battles, missile strikes, and artillery. These locations were not restored after early 2022.

## There was no fully described history anywhere. How did you gather the facts for the plot?

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Our information-gathering process was divided into three parts: researching open-source information, consulting with university researchers, and obtaining accounts from the founders of IT companies. We cross-referenced everything, searching for intersections. Our goal was to find a unified narrative depicting events' development. Crisis points form a continuous thread throughout.

An interesting aspect is that Alexey Skripnik, the founder of ELEKS company, appears in the film. He passed away one day before the full-scale Russian attack. Skripnik was heavily involved in the IT solutions used during the war and likely had some information. Under the pressure at that time, his health failed.

He is featured in our film, and he predicted a war of robots, saying that sooner or later, Russians would come with robots to kill Ukrainians, and we would have to deploy our robots. I laughed at the idea of a robot war at that moment in the footage. He left us with that thought, forever immortalized.

## Did you continue shooting even after February 2022?

We had already shot a significant portion of our film when the great war began. The project was put on hold from February 2022 until August. Almost the entire movie was shot in Ukraine, in Kyiv, and in the Kyiv region. We have passed on the history with ELEKS, GlobalLogic, EPAM, NIX, and others.

We also filmed in Barcelona. There we talked with representatives of the ed-tech project Preply.

People didn't know what to do at the start of the war. There were no instructions on how to act. Some fled, while others simply sat and waited. In the IT community, many tried to figure out how they could help, using their laptops as weapons on the cyber front.

We face the world's first cyberwar, where drones, and robots play essential roles. Unfortunately, digital efforts to inform ordinary citizens on the other side of the show had no impact. Despite the spread of videos, texts, and recordings of events, they couldn't change the situation in the country.

## After the start of a full-scale war, you decided to increase the budget and seriousness?

I decided to continue the project in August but in a different format. We began assembling a full-fledged film crew that same month. We invited director, Arthur Lerman. Furthermore, we realized we needed to change the layout and make a real movie. It was time for Ukraine to tell its story and show how we can be of value.

Here's a moment: the old interviews we filmed before the film crew's arrival turned out to be in HD. When we met our director, he asked about interviews in HD. And I understood that HD is very bad as a non-expert in filmmaking.

An interesting method by which we got out of the situation. We included numerous locations with screens in the style of that time, and computer equipment from that era. The audience at the closed premiere of the film didn't realize it was our mistake.

## How much time and money did it take to make it?

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We started shooting in November 2021. The first screening occurred in May 2023.

It cost around $500,000. The budget increased significantly. The initial funding was between $20,000 and $30,000. By September 2022, it had reached $150,000, and as we started seeing the results, I turned into a cinephile.

We probably completed the shooting process twice before, but then we resumed and added more scenes because there were gaps. But it was worth it because we achieved a format that resembles an expensive documentary reproduction of events.

We also had some wasted money. We shot a significant portion with impressive graphics at a great location. Still, the company asked us to remove and not use that material in the film. They thought we wanted to portray them in a negative light.

Our goal is to create a unifying product, not conflicts. So, we agreed to their request in principle, but I lost $15,000 on that shoot.

## The search suggests that you have already started presenting the film. When will The First Code be available to watch?

It has yet to be made available to the public. Currently, there are closed previews, preparations for offline screenings in Ukraine, and negotiations with platforms.

Regarding release dates, the offline premiere is scheduled for autumn 2023 in Ukraine. It will likely be available on platforms after the offline release.

We are currently in talks with Netflix, Amazon, and Apple. We are reaching out to all of them. This task is also a challenging one. We are negotiating with several agents who work with different platforms.

## What's the problem?

In reality, platform products are usually approved by the platforms first and then made. Still, we did it the other way around. However, we are targeting an international audience and aim to attract an international audience.

Our film is made at the level of a movie with an $80 million budget, like 'Tetris.' Theoretically, if they plan to recoup their expenses, recouping half a million to a million dollars invested in the film is a realistic task using global platforms.

## How do you convince people to watch it?

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The film is simply magnificent. Various people who attended the screenings, including creators with significant capital, left inspired in the end. It tells stories of difficulties, overcoming challenges, and achievements. And around 5% of people from each screening come up to me and say, 'Thank you, I'm very motivated to conquer new heights and create new projects.' It's like exactly what I needed.

It has a very epic ending, and we put much effort into it. Without spoiling it, there is a conversation about how everything turned out, and one of the main characters says, 'It's only the beginning.'

## Will you continue?

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We have already started working on another film and are writing the script. It will be an entirely fictional movie about the 90s and 2000s era. There will be supporting actors from Hollywood because we are doing it slightly differently.

We're actually heading to the USA in early autumn with these cool little screenings of The First Code. It's going to go down from September 13th to 19th, and we're talking about intimate showings for a few dozen folks. And guess what? We're even gonna shoot a kick-ass roadshow about the whole experience.


Discover how the most prominent Ukrainian IT entrepreneurs and developers created the industry in the country. CEO and founder of software development company — Powercode, and head of The European Association of Software Engineering (EASE) Vladyslav Savchenko assembled a team and directed a docudrama about the Ukrainian IT sector.

Code Chronicles: A Docudrama Unveiling Ukrainian IT's Journey from the '90s to War

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