On 8/26/07, Jakub Narebski <jnareb@gmail.com> wrote:
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> 04. Which programming languages are you proficient with?
>
> It losk like there is only 3/4 people proficient in Perl as compared to
> Python; it looks like Python is more popular. C is most popular, with
> only a few (if everything is all right with the results page) people
> proficient in Tcl/Tk. I'm sorry, git-gui and gitk guys; it looks like
> not many developers...
>

Ruby people, represent! (Hopefully I'm not the only one.)

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> 28. Which (main) git web interface do you use for your projects?
>
> Most use gitweb (which is distributed with git), 7 use cgit, 1 wit
> (Ruby), most probably XMMS2 project, 1 git-php (I wonder who...), and
> there are 20 "other" answers, which I am most curious about. What are
> they?
>

All right! Someone actually uses my crappy Wit interface!

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> 55. Would commerical (paid) support from a support vendor be of interest
> to you/your organization?
>
> Only 44 answers yes, 217 no, 126 not applicable (which was menat to
> encompass people who do not use git for work).
>

Are questions like this at all indicative of where Git is looking towards going?

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> --
> Jakub Narebski
> Poland

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