when i check the list of "programming language of the year" that is a little further down, you never ever see Rust appear there.

knowing how much Rust has progressed : used in Windows, Linux it is very strange to never see Rust appear there.

a tad hard but makes me think that list of theirs and what they're saying is mostly bullshit.

TIOBE’s methodology is complete nonsense, it’s true.

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/programminglanguages_defin...

sarcasm?

Coming from a website that ranks Scratch over Golang, and Assembly and Fortran over Kotlin and Rust, for sure. I don't know where they get the data from, but it's always a joke.