Tuesday, April 27th, 2010
Category: Survey
What are the current Web Directions? John Allsopp is back, with results from his latest State of Web Development 2010 survey. There is a ton of content here, and the data is made available. For the full report you can grab the PDF. Fancy some crib notes? Here are some of the highlights from the Read the rest…
Friday, January 9th, 2009
Category: Survey
John Allsopp has put together the data from his extensive State of the Web 2008 survey. In it you will find details on who was surveyed to set context, the browser / os usage claimed, and answers on the use of technology such as: Markup usage CSS and other presentation technology JavaScript, Ajax, and the Read the rest…
Monday, March 24th, 2008
Nitobi ran a survey on Ajax technologies, and you (Ajaxian community) helped out in giving them your feedback. They just released the results which consists of 570 answers. You must always take results with a grain of salt, since there are quite a few more designers and developers than 570 our there, but it is Read the rest…
Friday, January 4th, 2008
Category: Survey
We have been doing various surveys with Richard Monson-Haefel and the Burton Group. We just did one on frameworks that the community uses. This time around, we want to see what IDEs and tools people are using. To make sure that we have the right tools on the list, we first wanted to ask for Read the rest…
Monday, December 17th, 2007
Thanks to the Ajaxian community for getting in feedback so quickly on the third annual survey. Richard has written up his thoughts on the data, which we have to remember, accounts for a small percentage of developers, and those that visit Ajaxian are probably not the norm ;) That being said, it is interesting to Read the rest…
Tuesday, December 11th, 2007
Category: Survey
It’s that time of year again. Richard Monson-Haefel of the Burton Group has created another Ajax survey. It has three simple questions: I am currently using Ajax frameworks, toolkits, or libraries I’m using Ajax in conjunction with I mostly use the following Ajax frameworks, toolkits, or JavaScript libraries The list of frameworks is quite huge, Read the rest…
Tuesday, October 16th, 2007
Category: Survey
We goofed in our recent survey story; we left out MooTools from the “Frameworks” category. While it wasn’t an option in the original survey, over 11% of those surveyed wrote it in. If we’d actually included Moo as an option, it’s likely to have scored even higher. Many apologies for the gaffe; those responsible have Read the rest…
Friday, October 12th, 2007
Category: Survey
Back in July, we held our third annual Ajax Reader Survey. The results are in. Some interesting observations: Prototype and Scriptaculous still dominate the field with 68% and 59% of readers using them, respectively. jQuery has a respectable 48% share. Yahoo UI!, Dojo, and Ext JS round out the top six. Google Gears enjoys usage Read the rest…
Saturday, September 23rd, 2006
Category: Survey
The results of our second annual Ajaxian.com survey, prepared by Richard Monson-Hafael from the Burton Group, are in. And the winner is… Prototype, the most popular Ajax framework, by a considerable margin: 43% of you use it. Script.aculo.us is next, at 33%, confirming observations that many of made of the popularity of that duo. The Read the rest…
Tuesday, September 12th, 2006
Category: Survey
Almost a year ago, we posted Burton analyst Richard Monson-Hafael’s Ajax survey, which produced some interesting results. We’d like to run a new version of the survey this year and see what comes out of it. It’s the same three questions as last year: Give it a go and let’s figure out how we’re doing Read the rest…
Tuesday, August 29th, 2006
According to this recently released report from the Evans Data Corporation, more developers are using Ajax in the emerging markets than they are in North America. The latest Emerging Markets Development Survey from Evans Data Corp reveals developers in Emerging Markets are embracing AJAX. Over 400 developers from Eastern Europe, Brazil, China, and India contributed Read the rest…
Friday, June 16th, 2006
Category: Browsers, JavaScript
, Survey
While not specifically Ajax-related, I definitely think that this new post on Jeff Attwood’s blog shares some very valuable information about the environment we all develop in – web browsers – and the usage trend he’s seeing on his site. To get an idea of what web developers are using — as compared to typical Read the rest…
Thursday, October 20th, 2005
Category: Survey
We announced this weeks Ajax Survey, and the results are now in. You can check out the results yourself, and even use filters to slice and dice the data, but it is pretty simple to comprehend. I am currently using Ajax frameworks, toolkits, or libraries I was really surprised with these results. I expected the Read the rest…
Monday, October 17th, 2005
Category: Survey
Richard Monson-Haefel, Sr. Analyst for Burton Group, has posted a very short web survey (3 simple questions) for the Ajax community in order to determine which Ajax frameworks, libraries and toolkits are the most popular. Please take two minutes to fill out the survey. Results will be posted later in the week when the survey Read the rest…
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