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2020 Community Survey—have your say!

 

2020 Community Survey—have your say!

It’s time to have your say again! We’re running our (slightly delayed) annual community survey. This is your chance to tell us about you, how you’re using Silverstripe CMS, and if we’re going in the right direction.

Posted in Open Source, Developers

Tagged silverstripe cms 4, cms 4, community, feedback, survey

Ingo Schommer

by Ingo Schommer

Posted 6 March 2020

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It’s community survey time again! We run these roughly annually with the same questions about Silverstripe CMS in order to identify trends over time. In particular, we’re interested in how you’re going with Silverstripe CMS 4.x upgrades. And how happy you are with our product and community work overall. It’ll only take a few minutes, we promise!

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Why do this? Because it helps to shape our backlog. After the 2017 survey results, we’ve created forum.silverstripe.org as a better space for lasting community knowledge. After hearing about upgrade troubles in the 2019 survey results, we’ve further invested into upgrade tooling.

As a small token of our appreciation, we’ll draw winners. Two will get our new T-Shirt design, and one will get a $50USD voucher for the Github Shop.

Silverstripe T shirt

Thanks for participating and taking the survey!

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About the author
Ingo Schommer

Ingo joined SilverStripe with its 2.0 release, and has since become an integral member of the development team. He's from Germany, but admits that New Zealand beer is often quite tasty as well.

At SilverStripe, Ingo enjoys coming up with robust solutions for real business needs. He builds modern web applications, making sure they work well in browsers and mobile devices, not just on paper. As a core developer on SilverStripe's open source framework, he facilitates community involvement, and helps architect and implement core functionality. Ingo authored the first book about SilverStripe, and is still keen on keeping the documentation fresh.

Ingo graduated as Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Media Production and has several years experience as a freelance PHP and Flash developer.

Away from the keyboard, Ingo is an avid gardener, debugging water flow and performance optimizing root growth instead of PHP.

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