AJAX Survey - by the Burton Group

Posted At : December 11, 2007 8:03 PM | Posted By : Jason Delmore
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The Burton Group just created their 2007 AJAX Survey. It's 3 multiple choice questions and will take you less than 15 seconds. This is the kind of thing that product managers would look at to see what people are using these days. ;)

So go take the Burton Group AJAX Developer Survey!

Jason

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todd sharp's Gravatar Arrrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!

There are like 4000 choices for Ajax frameworks, but no Spry!!! (Did I miss it? Don't think so...)
# Posted By todd sharp | 12/12/07 12:45 AM
Troy Allen's Gravatar You did not miss Spry...they did! I can't believe it was not one of the options. Maybe after enough of us add it in the "Other" field, they may add it to the list.

Jason, will you blog when the results are posted so we can all take a peek?
# Posted By Troy Allen | 12/12/07 7:22 AM
Jason's Gravatar Spry not being there is exactly the type of reason why I put this post up here. We need to make sure that the CF community is represented well and Spry is very popular in the CF community. The Burton Group has added Spry so obviously your feedback is already making a difference. I will be happy to post anything that I can when the results come in. :)

Jason
# Posted By Jason | 12/12/07 12:26 PM
Jason's Gravatar My comments and link to the posted results are available at http://www.cfinsider.com/index.cfm/2007/12/18/Burt...

:)
Jason
# Posted By Jason | 12/18/07 12:32 PM
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