Can you settle the Java debate for me once and for all? What is it, really? Is it the same as JavaScript? Should I disable it? Won't all my web sites break if I do? Java is indeed a pain.

Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime that allows ... on average 35 percent faster than the Java alternative, resulting in the same page being served 200ms faster, "something ...

At the same time, no other programming languages have emerged with the momentum and strength to overturn Java, Python, and JavaScript as the basic building blocks of software development.

Versions of Kotlin targeting JavaScript ES5.1 and native code ... Kotlin compiles to the same byte code as Java, interoperates with Java classes in natural ways, and shares its tooling with ...

but did see most of the same top five languages reappear, although in a different order. Python was rated the developers' most-loved language, followed by JavaScript, Java, C# and C++.