The corpus by language

A language is read off the code, so nothing here rests on anybody declaring anything.

98% of measured codebases (5,954 of 6,081) are on this page. The rest are codebases carrying no primary language this reading could read, which is a limit of the indexing behind it and never a fact about the codebases, or languages holding too few codebases to read as a group.

• Swift — 458 codebases, median 55.3
• Scala — 451 codebases, median 58.9
• Ruby — 449 codebases, median 63.2
• Rust — 442 codebases, median 63.5
• C# — 426 codebases, median 48.7
• JavaScript — 386 codebases, median 48.7
• PHP — 348 codebases, median 59.7
• Python — 341 codebases, median 56.1
• TypeScript — 332 codebases, median 53.1
• Erlang — 327 codebases, median 59.0
• F# — 307 codebases, median 56.8
• Elixir — 302 codebases, median 63.1
• Kotlin — 301 codebases, median 54.2
• Java — 299 codebases, median 53.4
• Dart — 265 codebases, median 58.9
• VB.NET — 264 codebases, median 44.9
• Go — 256 codebases, median 58.5