Re: usage poll on php.net

True. A poll would perfectly complement the build_tracker. Maybe we could display some stats on php.net and zend.com and link to qa.php.net/build_tracker/ Thus we have to add some information on the build_tracker to keep the "test or dev" installs from the "production" installs that would make it to the poll. Or we can clone and clean. André Langhorst a écrit : > > PHP usage poll > -------------- > We´re collecting some information how users work with PHP. If you´re using > PHP please take some 5 minutes and answer a few questions regarding PHP > and your experience with it to enable us improving our support with PHP. > > Used version > ------------- > [ ] PHP3, [maybe sub-version but I think it´s not very important] > [....] ...0.11,0.12,0.13,.14... > [ ] updating with latest CVS as often as possible > [ ] PHP4 [maybe sub-version...like above] > [....] beta1,2,3,0.1,0.1pl2,0.3 > [ ] updating with latest CVS as often as possible > *** Yes, the build_tracker only takes into account the latest version. > Operating system > ----------------- > Used sapi > -------------------- > Server > ------------------- > Modules, you actually USE > -------------------- > *** Those are taken into account. > How do you use PHP > ------------------------- > [ ] just for fun, at home > [ ] privately, on a foreign server > [ ] privately, on own server > [ ] comercially > *** Yes. This should be added to the build_tracker too. [ ] Just Testing [ ] Development [ ] Production ( ) Local or ( ) Remote server ( ) Private or ( ) Commercial use Commercial, Professional ?? > What do you like best (not sure on this point) > ------------------------- > [ ] Performance > [ ] Ease of use > [ ] .... additions welcome ... :) > *** From 0 to 5 ? [ ] Performance [ ] Ease of use [ ] Documentation [ ] Support [ ] Community > Did you have any problems with PHP so far > --------------------------------------- > [ ] No > [ ] Yes > if yes, most frequent problem > [compiling,installing,performance,documentaion....] > > Thank you for using PHP. > *** Looks good to me =8) Another interesting section would be prospective : Zend.com would probably love to know how the Zend Compiler is perceived by businesses and open-source developpers (what arre the expected impacts on code production, especially closed). Also, PEAR would benefit from some highlighting... hellekin