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  Your opinion on which technologies to use when building web applications thesis.sqore@gmail.com - 2014-07-23 07:14 -0700
    Re: Your opinion on which technologies to use when building web applications Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@attglobal.net> - 2014-07-23 11:08 -0400

#14138 — Your opinion on which technologies to use when building web applications

Hi guys,

I guess most of you usually click ignore when you see an email asking for a survey.

Yes, we are doing a survey as well, but very differently :) We are asking for opinions that will lead to a great value for all of you, with your contribution.

Long story short, the goal is to help small medium companies with how to make choices from tons of available technologies when it comes to building web applications. Programming language, framework, database, frontend, hosting, developing tools, there are literally hundreds of technologies available out there.

For doing that, we need to know what criteria people like you value the most while choosing technology stack in Web Development.

We'll of course send a result to you if interested. The raw result might look like [http://bit.ly/1pcC88B]. And then we'll carry out analysis on technologies based on the top rated criteria. Apart from that, we'll also present real cases from companies about how they make choices and build things.

Oh by the way, it's for a Master Thesis, and we are doing it at Sqore, one of the coolest startups in Sweden, and KTH, Royal Institute of Technology.

Thank you very much.

Chu Zhu (chu@sqore.com)
Weiyan Shao (weiyans@kth.se)

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On 7/23/2014 10:14 AM, thesis.sqore@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi guys,
> 
> I guess most of you usually click ignore when you see an email
> asking for a survey.
>

I click ignore for spam - and this is just spam.

> Yes, we are doing a survey as well, but very differently :)
> We are asking for opinions that will lead to a great value
> for all of you, with your contribution.

What's the value for me?  None.


> Long story short, the goal is to help small medium companies
> with how to make choices from tons of available technologies
> when it comes to building web applications. Programming language,
> framework, database, frontend, hosting, developing tools, there
> are literally hundreds of technologies available out there.
> 

Yup, and the reason there are so many technologies is because people and
companies have different needs.  No one technology solves all problems.

> For doing that, we need to know what criteria people like you 
> value the most while choosing technology stack in Web Development.

It all depends on the client and their needs.  But if you were a web
developer, you would understand this.

> We'll of course send a result to you if interested. The raw result
> might look like [http://bit.ly/1pcC88B]. And then we'll carry out
> analysis on technologies based on the top rated criteria. Apart
> from that, we'll also present real cases from companies about how
>  they make choices and build things.
> 

As does anyone who's been in the business for a while, I have a lot of
"real cases" about how to make choices and build things.  But you
obviously don't understand our jobs.

> Oh by the way, it's for a Master Thesis, and we are doing it at 
> SPAMMERS, one of the coolest startups in Sweden, and KTS, Royal
> Institute of SPAMMING.
> 

Fraud alert!  The first step in getting a valid survey is qualify your
participants.  You don't do this by posting in one or more usenet
groups!  A survey taken this way is useless for a Masters Thesis from a
respected university (or any other serious research, for that matter).

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