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How did the participation in the survey itself develop over the years? Do people get tired to take part? I participated in the survey for several years in a row
by WA 5y ago
How did the participation in the survey itself develop over the years? Do people get tired to take part? I participated in the survey for several years in a row now, but this time, it was slow as heck and buggy and I almost didn't participate because of this.
Futhermore, the "Satisfaction" chart is heavily skewed towards new stuff. I probably wouldn't make this the default view of the charts.
And on a more personal note: Take the results with a grain of salt. For example, I've been using Ionic since 2017 and the survey shows that interest is severely declining. From my perspective, Ionic just got more stable, more polished and becomes an even more viable option to do mobile apps these days.
Edit: Oh man, the chart kinda fooled me. Ionic is extremely stable over the years at ~52%, but how it is displayed makes it look like the numbers go down.
- manigandham 5y agoThe site is definitely slow and bloated, which is actually quite emblematic of the state of the JS ecosystem.