jjcarstens
Nerves Core Team
Hey friends! ![]()
With NervesConf 2024 around the corner, Frank, myself, and the greater Nerves team wanted to share a survey we’ve put together to help us better understand how you are using Nerves and how we can improve it.
The survey will be online until May 31st, and the results will be shared with everyone by June 30th.
and happy hacking!
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acangiano
Very cool. Some of the options might benefit from a No or N/A answer. Also, one of the questions should be corrected (i.e., “Have you used another other languages for IoT?”)
joshknz
Oops, that was supposed to say any other
Which questions would you recommend we add N/A to?
acangiano
Mainly these:
I realize that not picking an option is a de facto No answer, but having it explicitly listed as an option would be nicer.
joshknz
Fixed!
Thank you for the feedback
acangiano
My pleasure. I really need to find an excuse to use Nerves.