The Python Developer Survey, conducted by the Python Software Foundation and JetBrains, received over 30,000 responses. Approximately 72% of respondents reported using Python for work, reflecting its professional applicability. Notably, 50% of those surveyed have less than two years of experience, indicating a strong influx of new developers. However, only 15% are using the latest version, 3.13, citing satisfactory performance of current versions, compatibility issues, and lack of time as common reasons for not upgrading. Python's use in web development and data analysis remains almost equal, each showing slight growth.
The Python Software Foundation recently published the eighth Python Developer Survey, and it had over 30,000 contributors, indicating significant interest and participation in Python development.
The survey indicates that 72% of respondents utilize Python for work purposes, while the remainder engage in education or personal projects, showcasing a diverse user base.
Growth trends show that 50% of respondents have less than two years of professional coding experience, signaling a surge of new Python developers in the community.
Approximately 15% of developers are using the latest Python version 3.13, with many citing satisfaction with their current version and various barriers to upgrading.
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