WAT - 30 metriche e punteggio AHP

Introduzione

WAT è un linguaggio di programmazione Imperative, Low-Level apparso per la prima volta nel 2017, progettato da W3C. Casi d’uso principali: Intermediate Representation, Compilation, Portability.

30 metriche

MetricaValoreClassifica
GitHub Stars15186189
Stack Overflow Tags220783181
TIOBE Rank154
RedMonk Rank155
PYPL Rank163
Average Salary (USD)63918175
Job Postings11022188
Benchmarks Score0.17197
Learning CurveEasy
Community SizeSmall
Documentation Quality2
Ecosystem Maturity4
Industry Adoption2
Type System Complexity3
Concurrency Support1
Performance - Execution Speed2
Performance - Memory Usage3
Performance - Startup Time1
Tooling Quality3
Package Manager Quality4
IDE Support3
Debugging Experience4
GitHub Stars Rank189
Stack Overflow Tags Rank181
Average Salary Rank175
Job Postings Rank188
Benchmarks Rank197
Learning Curve Score8
Community Size Score1
AHP Score3.2177

Esempio Hello World

(module (func (export "main")))

Casi d’uso principali

  • Intermediate Representation
  • Compilation
  • Portability

Framework popolari

  • Wabt
  • Binaryen

Punteggio AHP

WAT Punteggio AHP: 3.2 (#177)

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