Top 10 Dying Programming Languages in 2023 | Programming Languages to Avoid in 2023 | Simplilearn

This video is based on the Top 10 dying programming languages in 2023 , which will inform you about the top 10 programming languages that will be outdated in 2023. If you are planning to upskill yourself and improve your programming skills, then this video will help you understand the programming languages to avoid in 2023.

Here is the list of Top 10 Dying Programming Languages 2023
🔴 00:00 Top 10 Dying Programming Languages 2023
🔴 01:02 CoffeeScript
CoffeeScript is one of the lightest languages ever designed. CoffeeScript was adopted by major companies like dropbox, GitHub, etc to develop their browser-side code. JavaScript is a better alternative; in past years CoffeeScript was declared obsolete.

🔴 01:36 Ruby
Ruby is extensively used in building web applications, data processing, automation and many more. Python being strong competitor in terms of readablility and code security than Ruby, Ruby slowly became obsolete and is in the list of dying programming languages

🔴 02:16 VBA
VBA was one of the most extensively used programming languages. Despite being based on .NET, it is no longer updated by Microsoft, indicating its obsolescence.

🔴 02:55 Scala
Scala performance was not the issue however, most developers were unaware of features of Scala. Thereby, adding it in the list of dying programming languages

🔴 03:27 Objective C
Verbose nature, complex syntax, and outdated libraries of *Objective C*, made developers switch to swift for the ease of code readability and application development, thus adding it to the list of dying programming languages

🔴 04:06 Perl
It is one of the most efficient open-source languages for text manipulation. Despite its simplicity and efficiency, Perl comes with a major drawback. Perl fails to support portability because of CPAN modules. Programs run slowly and must be interpreted each time any changes are made.

🔴 04:45 Haskell
Haskell has faced issues like no proper IDE support, complex syntax, and a steep learning curve. This forced developers to migrate to better alternatives, thereby adding it into the list of dying programming languages.

Top 3 Dying Programming Languages 2023

🔴 05:26 Fortran
Fortran is in the list of dying programming languages because developers soon had to migrate to other languages due to a lack of dynamic memory, reliability, and unsafe code prone to cyber threats.

🔴 06:05 Erlang
Erlang supported banking, e-commerce, computer systems development, and instant messaging services. Due to its complex debugging procedures and critical deployment issues it is not in use recent days.

🔴 06:41 Cobol
The early main frame programming for business transactions, banking, and many more was handled by *COBOL*. It had a tougher verbose syntax with slow compilation and deployment.

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