A quick, three question, anonymous survey on the version of Delphi that you use. Results will be released to all on 26 December.
A quick, three question, anonymous survey on the version of Delphi that you use. Results will be released to all on 26 December.
http://tinyurl.com/bodgv4w
Please take 1 minute to fill out the survey. With over 700 members, it should be really interesting to see which version handles the bulk of our development work.
http://tinyurl.com/bodgv4w
http://tinyurl.com/bodgv4w
Please take 1 minute to fill out the survey. With over 700 members, it should be really interesting to see which version handles the bulk of our development work.
http://tinyurl.com/bodgv4w
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ReplyDeleteThanks! The results are rolling in already.
ReplyDeleteplease post results before the end of the world! ((:
ReplyDeleteLOL. I'm counting on the world going on quite a bit longer than the 21st. :)
ReplyDeleteKevin Powick I took the survey, saw it was in Google Docs is there a page you can point me to to set up a poll?
ReplyDeleteduh, google: how to google docs poll. But thanks for the initiation.
ReplyDeleteI guess it could be better with multi-selection, cos we use D7 for legacy support and XE2 for ongoing development. (also FPC for multiplatform)
ReplyDeleteAlthough i filed the questioner I am using BOTH D6 and DXE
ReplyDeletefor obvious reason .Some old staff do compile in D6. No need for Unicode or else.
And i do not like the new control Q (search) when i move from
one source to the other it disappear. Can i have it to stay as it use to be.
Control L is OK but not Control Q.
ahmed eltayib Ahmed If you give me your answers I can type them in for you.
ReplyDeleteI understand that some people use multiple versions depending on their codebase or work/personal usage. However, the focus of the usage questions is on which version do you use most often, and will that usage change 6 months from now? FYI: 216 responses in the first 12 hrs. :)
ReplyDeleteResponded
ReplyDeleteKevin Powick can you tell us how many people have participated thus far?
ReplyDeleteDorin Duminica 252 respondents since the survey was posted 15hrs ago.
ReplyDeleteOver 300 respondents so far! Thanks to those that took the time to respond. If you haven't taken the survey yet, please do. Results will be made available on the 26th.
ReplyDeleteJust broke through 400 respondents.
ReplyDelete455 have taken the survey. Just one more day to go.
ReplyDeleteThe results are in!
ReplyDelete466 responses. Thanks to everyone that participated. The following link will take you to a Google docs spreadsheet (with some basic charts) of the results.
http://tinyurl.com/d7axkb6
Kevin Powick thank you for your time in making this survey and everyone that took part in it.
ReplyDeleteI believe that the numbers for D7 are a bit low compared to reality, one of my clients has a ton of D7 projects and he doesn't want to consider upgrading anytime soon, personally I think there are others that do the same thing...
I'm a bit disappointed that less than 500 took part of the survey, we could have done way better ):
By "compared to reality", I suppose you mean considering those that did not participate. Otherwise, why would people taking the survey wish D7 usage to be lower than what it actually is among respondents?
ReplyDeleteConsidering the size of this group, the number of respondents is actually very high. Though, since anyone with the link could participate and I did post the survey to the Delphi non-tech forum at EMBT, it's not possible to know exactly how many of those 466 represent people that are not members of this G+ community.
No matter in my mind, though. I think it was a really good response rate.