Here's the methodology for the monthly reports: "We export the data from Google Trends in CSV format, and analyze it with pyDatalog. The index lets users separate numbers by IDE and country for more fine-tuned data exploration.
The Long-Term PYPL Index for IDEs (source: PYPL Index). Regarding the long term - the past five years - the index site says, "Worldwide, Visual Studio is the most popular IDE, Android Studio grew the most in the last 5 years (9.2 percent) and Eclipse lost the most (-15.6 percent)." The 2.0 percent percentage decline experienced by Eclipse was the largest decrease. Visual Studio's little cousin, the Visual Studio Code editor, actually received the biggest annual percentage share increase of all the listed IDEs, going up 1.2 percent to garner 2.86 percent share to place it just out of the top 10, at No. IntelliJ, though, is the big climber among the top 10 listings, enjoying a 0.7 percent bump to get up to 4.69 percent market share. The latter has been climbing since Google named it the de-facto default IDE for Android programming in 2014, usurping Eclipse. 3 slot drops off to Android Studio, at only 9.87 percent share, up 0.1 percent. While Eclipse is close behind (20.38 percent share, down -2.0 percent), the No.
If you believe in collective wisdom, the Top IDE index can help you decide which IDE to use for your software development project."įor most developers, that's Visual Studio, topping the index with a 22.44 percent share, up 0.4 percent from a year ago. "The more an IDE is searched, the more popular the IDE is assumed to be," the site says.
The New PYPL Index for IDEs (source: PYPL Index). The PYPL Index (standing for "PopularitY of Programming Language") was created by Pierre Carbonnelle to gauge interest in programming languages, but has since branched out to cover IDEs, online IDEs and databases, using Google searches as the index metric. While holding a steady market share over the past 12 years or so, Visual Studio has emerged atop the rankings following a slow decline by the open source Eclipse - formerly the main IDE for Android programming - over that same period. Visual Studio Code is also coming on strong. Microsoft's Visual Studio now reigns supreme atop the IDE popularity list maintained by the PYPL Index, but the IntelliJ offering is showing signs of catching up with impressive growth.
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