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Not only that, non-PHP-developers with opinions, no matter how well-informed, apparently aren't to be taken seriously. You must also have at least one active a
by mildtrepidation 13y ago
Not only that, non-PHP-developers with opinions, no matter how well-informed, apparently aren't to be taken seriously.
You must also have at least one active and public social media account.
Plus, you have to have a favorite. Just one, and it's stated that this will be the only one that comes to mind for new projects. And you need to explain why you hold this incredibly narrow view of your toolset.
It'd have been hard to make such an objective 'survey' useful in the first place, but the selection bias and questionable assumptions behind this one certainly make it worse than it could've been.
- swader 13y agoOh don't be a drama queen. I need a way to verify the identity of the people who answer, and I don't know of any other way than linking to existing social media accounts that doesn't involve a privacy risk. If you have other options, I'm all ears. As for non-PHP devs with opinions, you're right, I'm definitely not interested in their opinion. I want to know what the PHP devs are using, not what the well informed Ruby devs think.
- code_duck 13y agoI'm experienced with php, but after reading the list and realizing I had experience with zero of the frameworks it was apparent that my input was probably not useful for the purpose of the poll. That's fine with me - the polls not about people who haven't used any php frameworks.
- swader 13y agoActually, to quote "Masters of Sex".. > Non-performance is an equally valuable part of the study If you could submit links to a non-framework app or two you've built, and elaborate on why you don't use them in your answer, it would also be tremendously helpful.