Programming Languages intelligence

Find companies using Programming Languages technologies

Explore 22 Programming Languages products used by 12,424,257 companies, identify relevant accounts, and connect with decision-makers. Technology counts are approximate estimates, product install bases may overlap and should not be summed as unique companies.

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TECHNOLOGY USER INTELLIGENCE

Know who uses Programming Languages technologies

Build targeted prospect lists around the technologies relevant to your sales strategy.

Technology install base

Identify accounts using products and services in this category.

Company intelligence

Segment accounts by industry, geography, employee size, and other available firmographics.

Decision-maker contacts

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TECHNOLOGY LANDSCAPE

Programming Languages technologies

Explore technology names in this category. Company-usage figures are shown where available.

#1

PHP

10,180,046tracked companies82% market share
#2

Java

981,653tracked companies7% market share
#3

Python

641,901tracked companies<5% market share
#4

Perl

317,753tracked companies<5% market share
#5

Kotlin

74,720tracked companies<5% market share
#6

PL/SQL

76,498tracked companies<5% market share
#7

ABAP

45,317tracked companies<5% market share
#8

Scala

19,027tracked companies<5% market share
#9

COBOL

16,805tracked companies<5% market share
#10

XPath

17,695tracked companies<5% market share

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Technology counts, where displayed, are source-linked estimates. Product install bases may overlap and should not be summed as unique companies.
BUYER INTELLIGENCE

Find accounts researching Programming Languages solutions

Combine technology usage with relevant buying signals to prioritize your target accounts. Signal availability varies by dataset.

Research activity

Relevant technology topics and account-level research.

Buying-stage context

Prioritize accounts using available evaluation indicators.

Programming LanguagesTechnology migrationTechnology evaluation

Account

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Topic

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Stage

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SAMPLE OUTPUT

From technology users to target accounts

Combine technology and firmographic data to build a qualified prospect list. The example below is illustrative, not actual customer data.

AccountTechnologyResearch topicTarget roles
Example Company APHPTechnology evaluationIT leadership
Example Company BJavaPlatform migrationTechnical decision-makers
Illustrative records only; no live intent or account claims are made.

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Account & firmographics

Company, website, industry, location, employee and revenue ranges.

Technology environment

Products and services identified within the technology stack.

Research signals

Relevant topics and available activity indicators.

Buying committee

Relevant stakeholders and decision-making roles.

Contact data

Available business contact details for outreach.

Sales prioritization

Custom filters to focus on best-fit accounts.

Turn technology signals into a target account list

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Choose intent topics

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Apply ICP filters

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Frequently asked questions

What is Programming Languages?

Formal languages designed to communicate instructions to a computer and create programs.

Which products are most widely used?

PHP, Java and Python lead this category.

Can I get companies using just one specific product?

Yes, request a custom filtered list for that single product.

Can I filter by location, company size, industry, or buyer role?

Yes, by those firmographics and relevant developer and engineering roles.

Do these company counts add up to unique companies?

No, install bases may overlap and should not be summed.