Nearly half of developer survey respondents report job insecurity

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  The State-of-Devs 2026 survey found that nearly half of its 5,463 participants reported job insecurity and salaries that were too low.

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  The survey covered developers in multiple countries; Germany was the second-largest participant group, with 447 respondents, after the United States.

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  The article noted that the United Kingdom, Norway and Denmark show that high incomes can coincide with short working hours.

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  Other updates in the roundup included new releases or announcements involving Qt for Python, Next.js, Ember, Kotlin Toolchain, Zig, GitLab, Google’s MCP Toolbox and Django.

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  Django versions 6.1.2, 6.0.9 and 5.2.18 address five security vulnerabilities, including issues that could enable denial-of-service attacks.

Who

The 5,463 participants in the State-of-Devs 2026 survey

What

A survey found that nearly half of participants reported job insecurity and salaries that were too low

When

Reported on October 10, 2026

Where

An international survey; the United States had the largest respondent group, followed by Germany

Why

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