Reposted from the mod_perl user list, original posting by Adam Prime.

Adam Prime wrote:

At the impromptu mod_perl BOF at YAPC::NA, Fred Moyer and myself hacked together a short mod_perl survey to help identify the current needs of mod_perl users. It was inspired by the Perl survey done last year by Kirrily Robert. (http://perlsurvey.org). If you read dev@ and already filled this out, please don't do it again.

The link is here:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=bQyb2RFCBuVb0P52yhaCMg_3d_3d

The survey seeks to attain these goals:

1) Determine the current breakdown of mod_perl users in terms of what versions, modules, and platforms mod_perl users are using.

2) Give mod_perl users a chance to provide feedback to the development team on where they think mod_perl development should be headed.

Please take a few minutes and fill it out. Neither of us are statisticians, and there are plenty of questions that haven't been asked, but we only get 10 questions for free with survey monkey, so we've done what we could with our non-existant resources.

Thanks, Adam

In reply to mod_perl Users Survey by redhotpenguin

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