LewisC’s Database Survey
Ok, Firebird users, let’s make some noise!
Category: Polls/Surveys
Firebird related surveys all around the world
Vote in our new poll!
What is the language most used in your Firebird apps?
Two years ago we asked the same question. Now it is time to repeat it and see if (and how) the scenary changed. You just need to go to the mainpage of FirebirdNews and vote. Your answer will help us to find what are the major languages being used to code applications that uses Firebird as the DB engine.
Vote for Firebird on Sourceforge Community Awards – It’s the Finals
Firebird is now Finalist on Sourceforge Community Awards , and is time to vote it
Open Source Awards Accepting Nominations – Firebird mention
Is open source software a part of your daily computing life? Now is your chance to sound off about it. Sourceforge.net, an online community that hosts open source projects, is accepting nominations for its annual Community Choice awards.
[ED:Read the rest of the article here
At the end Firebird is mentioned for the last year awards]
SourceForge.net 2008 Community Choice Awards – remember vote for firebird
SourceForge.net 2008 Community Choice Awards: Hey! You! Are you sick of letting the big hardware companies, tech blogs, and mainstream media decide which open source projects deserve widespread attention? So are we. That’s why we created the SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards, and we need your nominations!
This link is for firebird nomination
Take an Open Source Database Survey
Do you know which open source feature is the most important? Do you know which open source database rocks and which one sucks? Is MySQL better than Postgres? Is Ingres worth considering? How does Firebird compare? Have you used, or have you considered using, an open source database?
Take a survey. It’s only 15 questions so it takes just a few minutes.
I’ll post a link where you can get the results once they have been compiled and prepared.
New Evans Data Survey
A new survey from Evans Data, about software development and IDEs, mention Firebird as one of the choices for the question “Which of the following databases are you currently using?“. Let’s make some noise! 😉
PS: People who participates in the survey can win US$ 500.
2008 Readers’ Choice Survey on linuxjournal.com
You can aswer to the question :What is your favorite database?
http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1006101
Linux Journal‘s Readers’ Choice Awards offer the opportunity for readers to vote for their Linux and Open Source favorites. We compiled nominations and came up with the below list — if your favorite is not listed in any category, we encourage you to write-in your vote (it’s also ok to skip voting in categories not applicable to you).
What do you think about FirebirdSQL.org?
Do you think that Firebird official site needs a facelift and be replaced with a new one, with a clear, professional attractive design? Please vote in our poll (look at the sidebar in the main page) and let us know.
A detailed explanation of the answers is:
- No, it’s fine as is. – meaning that you are satisfied with the currently design and sections of the site.
- Yes – meaning that a change would be welcome
- Yes, for sure! – meaning that site *really needs* to be improved
- Yes, and FB logo too – meaning that site needs to be improved, as well the Firebird official logo.
Note: Depending on the results (yes x no), a complete survey with detailed “requirements” for the changes will be built and put online.
PS: This poll is being promoted by FirebirdNews site. There are no guarantees that the people responsible for the currently firebirdsql site will do anything based on the poll results.
2007 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards -vote for firebird
You can vote firebird for database of the year on 2007 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards This forum is for the 2007 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards.
You can now vote for your favorite products of 2007. This is your chance to be heard! Voting ends February 21st.