2022 Code Stats from WakaTime
Most used languages, editors and stats of developers in 2022
2022 Code Stats from WakaTime launched on January 3, 2023 with 18 votes, #1,294 of 3,901 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Each year WakaTime releases a personalized coding report showing your accomplishments over the last year. We also include average trends for all WakaTime devs showing the most used languages, IDEs, and operating systems.
Open source IDE plugins for programmers.
In 2022, more than 400k developers spent a combined 43 million hours programming, tracked with WakaTime plugins . The average person spent 46 minutes per day programming. Each year we release a personalized coding report showing your accomplishments over the last year. We also include average trends for all WakaTime devs showing the most used languages, IDEs, and operating systems. These trends come from aggregating the WakaTime personal dashboard metrics when a developer installs one of our IDE plugins . But first, a quick list of new features released in 2022. We built a whole new dashboard for all your code insights. See which weekday you code the most over the last year, your daily…from wakatime.com
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