[Hidden-tech] Pioneer Valley Software Development Process SurveyResults

[Edbride-PR]

Understood, and I suspect that many of these are self-employed, so the
survey might not have been directed to them. That is, one of the criteria
for completing the survey was the employment of three or more developers in
the shop; that's why I wondered about the makeup of HT.

Ed

"Robert Heller" <heller at deepsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> There seem to be a lot of web designers and 'web programmers' (php /
> AJAX / Web 2.0).  In many ways, 'web programmers' are not really
> 'software developers' in the traditional sense -- they are creating web
> sites / web content via specialized programming languages rather than
> writing (standalone) application programs and such and are not
> delivering 'software' itself, but are delivering *dynamic* 'web sites'
> and 'web content'.  And many of the rest are various sorts of 'content
> providers' (video, blogging, etc.) or various sorts of service
> providers of one sort or another (ISPs, telecomm, IT support services,
> etc.).  Some of us do several things -- *I* do contract programming (when
I
> can), work on open source projects, provide web hosting, and do Linux
> System Admin.
>
>
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