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C# 4 £52,500 +50.00% 139 20.20% 25
SQL 8 £46,000 +31.42% 115 16.72% 18
JavaScript 11 £47,500 +18.75% 100 14.53% 17
Java 12 £56,250 +25.00% 95 13.81% 16
Python 24 £52,500 +10.52% 66 9.59% 11
Bash 47 £41,000 -3.52% 33 4.80% 3
T-SQL 61 £52,500 +61.53% 17 2.47% 2
PowerShell 65 £37,500 +15.38% 13 1.89% 3
PHP 66 £28,500 -28.75% 12 1.74% 1
Go 66 £50,000 +11.11% 12 1.74% 2
TypeScript 66 £52,500 +31.25% 12 1.74% 6
R 72 £32,250 -0.76% 6 0.87%
Apple Swift 72 £67,500 - 6 0.87%
Kotlin 72 £67,500 - 6 0.87%
MATLAB 74 £53,750 - 4 0.58%
Ruby 74 £55,000 - 4 0.58% 2
PL/SQL 75 £85,000 +142.85% 3 0.44%
VB.NET 75 £32,500 -18.75% 3 0.44% 2
Rust 75 - - 3 0.44%
C 76 - - 2 0.29% 5
C++ 76 £50,500 +18.82% 2 0.29% 3
VB 76 £33,750 - 2 0.29%
Shell Script 76 £63,750 +50.00% 2 0.29% 1
Scala 76 £69,500 +11.20% 2 0.29%
ES6 76 - - 2 0.29%
Perl 77 £42,500 - 1 0.15% 1
VBScript 77 £30,000 - 1 0.15%
ABAP 77 £50,000 - 1 0.15% 2
VBA 77 £37,500 - 1 0.15%
Groovy 77 £50,000 -37.50% 1 0.15% 1
Dart 77 - - 1 0.15%
The figures above represent demand-side skills and capabilities across the digital and IT labour market.
