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SQL 6 -1£70,000 +3.70% 1,482 17.96% 267
Java 7 +2£90,000 +12.50% 1,421 17.22% 324
Python 9 +1£80,000 +6.66% 1,338 16.22% 274
JavaScript 13 -2£70,000 - 927 11.24% 264
C# 15 -3£72,500 +3.57% 826 10.01% 227
PowerShell 73 -20£72,500 +0.69% 322 3.90% 53
TypeScript 87 -38£75,000 - 269 3.26% 126
C++ 91 +36£95,000 +18.75% 259 3.14% 51
Bash 102 +17£75,000 - 238 2.88% 44
T-SQL 126 -35£65,000 -10.34% 197 2.39% 31
Scala 146 -15£100,000 +41.59% 158 1.91% 37
PHP 151 -20£65,000 - 152 1.84% 42
Kotlin 155 -25£97,500 +22.64% 146 1.77% 75
C 171 -2£73,750 +13.46% 125 1.52% 26
Go 175 -54£82,500 -5.71% 121 1.47% 43
Ruby 193 -7£80,000 +12.28% 101 1.22% 41
R 205 -36£67,500 +19.46% 89 1.08% 11
Perl 223 -16£85,000 -8.10% 71 0.86% 11
VBA 236 -19£50,000 -50.00% 58 0.70% 13
Shell Script 236 -30£60,000 -11.11% 58 0.70% 7
PL/SQL 251 -18£62,500 +4.16% 43 0.52% 10
Apex Code 255 -17£82,500 +37.50% 39 0.47% 7
Groovy 263 -33£85,500 +20.00% 31 0.38% 4
MATLAB 268 -15£75,000 +25.00% 26 0.32% 4
Apple Swift 268 -24£83,750 -9.45% 26 0.32% 25
ES6 268 -64£80,000 +16.36% 26 0.32% 9
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) 271 -33£60,000 +4.34% 23 0.28% 3
VB.NET 273 -34£70,000 +27.27% 21 0.25% 6
Objective-C 276 -21£60,000 -11.11% 18 0.22% 10
VB 280 -40£62,500 +13.63% 14 0.17% 2
Rust 280 -26£145,000 +107.14% 14 0.17% 12
ANSI SQL 280 -£62,500 - 14 0.17%
The figures above represent demand-side skills and capabilities across the digital and IT labour market. The statistics are not representative of specific organisations.