Being a freelancer I use the appropriate tool for the appropriate job. Ruby, Rails, PHP, R, C#, JS/Various JS frameworks.

Javascript and it's corresponding frameworks and libraries for full stack development

I'm currently working in the area of realtime technology, so a mixture of JavaScript with Node, PHP, Ruby, Java, Python and C# for API integrations.

Mostly PHP, Mysql, angular 4, jQuery, html, css, json, typescript & etc

JavaScript

Javascript

C#, F# (wonderfully productive language), React, React Native, TypeScript, minimal NodeJS through ASP.Net Core JavaScript Services. Learning some R.

Not strictly languages, but ES6, Mobx, Graphql (still looking for a solid .Net Core server implementation), HTML5, the usual.

These days? Java (Android/Web), Scala (Web), JavaScript (mostly client-side), Bash scripts (automation), Ruby (automation), Swift (iOS). Would like to do a bit more server-side JS and Kotlin.

at work -> JavaScript (NodeJs, ReactJs), Php, SQL, HTML, CSS.

personal -> Python

C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, T-SQL, sometimes a little Python. HTML and CSS for frontend too. Thankfully we're moving away from PHP.

for work i use JS, PHP and ORACLE , for personal projects I'm depending on laravel and sometimes wordPress.

.NET WinForms + ASP.NET

I currently use Javascript (mostly ES6) plus JSX in combination with some HTML and CSS (yes, I'm building React components!)

I / We / Our Team uses

• We use HTML, Bootstrap, Angular, little jQuery for our fronted.
• Spring , Postgre for backend.
• Lucene for Search

C# :)

Every day I use Scala and Python and once in a while Java sneaks in.

Ruby, PHP, JavaScript, VB/C#, and Go

At work it's mostly Python, Java, Php and Javascript(VueJs)

Kotlin and Dart

1- JavaScript (NodeJs | Express | Hapi)

2- PHP ( CakePhp | Opencart )

Everyday I use HTML, CSS, JS, PHP and SQL for work, for personal projects I'm using C and C++ sometimes x86 assembly

HTML, CSS, JS (Node + Vue), PHP (WordPress), SQL (MySQL)

HTML, Javascript, CSS, SASS, Bash, SQL, Coldfusion, PHP