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Revision as of 14:08, 18 December 2008
Note: this survey is intended to gather more information about people and organizations who are using Mozilla technologies in their products.
Please feel free to edit, add, change or remove questions since this first pass is just a very rough draft to get something started.
Questions
Which Mozilla-based applications have you been involved with?
Which Mozilla technologies have you worked with before?
- Gecko
- Necko
- NSPR
- NSS
- Rhino
- SpiderMonkey
- Tamarin
- XPCOM
- XULRunner
- Other: ____
Have you ever contributed a patch to the Mozilla codebase?
- Yes
- No
If you have contributed a patch, was that patch accepted and checked-in?
- Yes
- No
If you haven't contributed a patch, could you provide some information about why you haven't or what could be done to make the contribution process easier for you or your organization?
What are some frustrations or barriers you've encountered with Mozilla technologies?
- The patch review process
- A lack of developer tools
- Incomplete documentation
- ...
- Other: ____
Why did you choose XUL?
Why was HTML insufficient for your needs?
If we added specific features of XUL to HTML, would you use HTML instead? e.g.:
- Specific UI controls easily available
- Templates
- Overlays
- Native Look and Feel
How do you control the version of Mozilla your users view your app with? Do you have concerns about the future stability of XUL?
Do you use XBL?
What technology is the majority your application logic developed in?
- XPCOM: C/C++
- XPCOM: JavaScript
- JavaScript Modules
- JavaScript XUL script includes
- Other
If you use XULRunner, do you build it yourself, or use existing binaries?
- Built it
- Use existing binaries