As a developer, you probably have had to use multiple languages in the various projects you work on. With over 600 notable programming languages worldwide and technology changing so rapidly, it can get confusing on which programming languages are trending up or down. In the spirit of continuous learning, here are a list of top 5 programming languages for 2021 that would benefit you well to have in your toolkit to ensure you stay marketable.

ECMSAScript 2020 is the latest update to the ECMA-262 scripting language standard. However, the update from ES5 (2009) to ES6 (2015) took 6 years to develop, offering a substantial amount of new features that made JavaScript feel almost like a complete new language. Thus, it’s important to review some of these features in ES6 so that you can continue your journey of JavaScript mastery.

You’re excited to start your new website and start laying down a skeleton layout that includes a header and a footer. You add some sample pages only to discover that your footer section won’t stay at the bottom on pages with minimal content. This scenario happens all too often and used to require quirky fixes until the more recent flexbox and CSS grid features.