:) Sure I guess C code processes a lot of packets. But the amount of code? Every website? Then every web browser is mostly C++. But again, dominant to me says the language in which most new code is written. If it means something different to you, that's fine.
Microcontrollers, cars, compilers, web browsers, desktop applications, drivers, kernels, shells, desktop environments... There is huge number of stuff written in C and C++.
On the front-end the goal is to compress your JS as much as you can so it's quite rare to have huge front-end code bases. On back-end PHP is used much more than JS (more than 80% of the websites). Also, you would have to measure private repositories too, for which we have no information.
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I wouldn't use popularity as a metric for the most dominant language but the prevalence. C runs the whole internet infrastructure.
:) Sure I guess C code processes a lot of packets. But the amount of code? Every website? Then every web browser is mostly C++. But again, dominant to me says the language in which most new code is written. If it means something different to you, that's fine.
Microcontrollers, cars, compilers, web browsers, desktop applications, drivers, kernels, shells, desktop environments... There is huge number of stuff written in C and C++.
On the front-end the goal is to compress your JS as much as you can so it's quite rare to have huge front-end code bases. On back-end PHP is used much more than JS (more than 80% of the websites). Also, you would have to measure private repositories too, for which we have no information.