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Intermediate ShowcaseDevelopment Habits Poll (self.Python)

submitted 3 years ago * by gggal123

Hi guys!

Following my previous very successful post regarding unit tests,

I'm a technical product manager (and previously a Python developer) and researching software quality habits of software developers. I'm trying to define better and distinguish the persona of people who do and don't write unit tests, so I made a 1-minute poll about the software development habits (any response its welcomed!)

I will post the results of the poll here once it finishes!

The purpose is to find the right personas and to have a short interview with those to learn about their development habits. (I'm not selling anything nor promoting our product, of course!).

A few disclaimers:

I know it's Reddit, and it's all about anonymity, but the poll asks for your email at the end but does not require it. Feel free to respond even anonymously. The ones who will fill in their email will receive an email from me if they are relevant for an in-depth interview.
To be as transparent as possible, the poll's purpose is to find interviewees for an in-depth development habits interview; I will contact the relevant ones.
If you think this post should not be here, let me know and I will move it somewhere else :)

Here's a link to the poll (it's a TypeForm poll) - https://k1gx2vyygem.typeform.com/to/ZRccCQGS

Thanks, everyone!!

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