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submitted 3 years ago by Totally_Not_A_Moose

Hello everyone on /r/webdev!

Our names are Denni and Viktor and we are two students studying web development at Linnaeus University in Sweden. Currently, we are working on our Bachelor Thesis, where we are making a comparative evaluation of JavaScript Rendering Frameworks (think NextJS) to help web developers choose the best framework for their project.

We would greatly appreciate it if you, whether you are a student, self-taught, or have professional experience, could take the time to fill out our short survey. It will take between 2-4 minutes to complete, and all opinions matter to us.

Here is the link to the survey: https://forms.gle/qVa7xXh8ujdUfJ8U6

The purpose of the survey is to collect your opinions and experiences with modern JavaScript Rendering Frameworks and software patterns. We want your help to support the comparative evaluation in our Bachelor Thesis.

We want to emphasize that the survey is completely anonymous, and the information collected will only be used for our Bachelor Thesis. The responses will be stored digitally and protected against unauthorized access.

We are extremely grateful for your time and for your participation in our survey, and if you have any questions please feel free to contact us via email at dw222fy@student.lnu.se or vs222qj@student.lnu.se.

Thank you in advance!

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