C++Builder Developer Survey 2007

General Information

1.1.

What version of C++Builder/Turbo C++ is your most recent version?

	C++Builder 2006 / BDS 2006
	Turbo C++ 2006
	C++BuilderX
	C++Builder 6
	C++Builder 5
	C++Builder 4
	C++Builder 3
	C++Builder 1
	Borland C++ (any older version)
	Turbo C++ (any older version except 2006)
	Don't use C++Builder

1.2.

Which C++Builder/Turbo C++ edition is your most recent?

	Enterprise or Client/Server
	Professional
	Standard
	Turbo Professional
	Turbo Explorer

1.3.

Please rate your most recent C++Builder purchase using the following categories:

	Excellent	Good	Satisfactory	Fair	Poor
Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
VCL Components
C++/C language/library standards compatibility
Windows operating system support
Database support
Internet technology support (Web applications/services, TCP, etc)
Application architecture support (Rich Client, GUI, client/server, multi-tier, etc)
Product quality/stability
Documentation
Performance
Value

1.4.

From which previous version of C++Builder/Turbo C++ did you upgrade to this version?

	Turbo C++ 2006 Professional
	Turbo C++ 2006 Explorer
	C++BuilderX
	C++Builder 6
	C++Builder 5
	C++Builder 4
	C++Builder 3
	C++Builder 1
	Borland C++ (any version)
	Turbo C++ (any version except 2006)
	Didn't upgrade, this was my first purchase

1.5.

Please rate your satisfaction with your most recent C++Builder purchase when compared with your previous C++Builder purchase:

	Significantly Higher	Somewhat Higher	Same	Somewhat Lower	Significantly Lower
Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
VCL Components
C++/C language/library standards compatibility
Windows operating system support
Database support
Internet technology support (Web applications/services, TCP, etc)
Application architecture support (Rich Client, GUI, client/server, multi-tier, etc)
Product quality/stability
Documentation
Performance
Value

1.6.

What was your first C++Builder purchase?

	C++Builder 2006
	C++BuilderX
	C++Builder 6
	C++Builder 5
	C++Builder 4
	C++Builder 3
	C++Builder 1
	Don't use C++Builder

1.7.

Which C++ product do you currently use as your primary "day to day" IDE or editor?

	C++Builder 2006/BDS 2006
	Turbo C++ 2006 Professional
	Turbo C++ 2006 Explorer
	C++BuilderX
	C++Builder 6
	C++Builder 5
	C++Builder 4
	C++Builder 3
	C++Builder 1
	Borland C++ (any version)
	Turbo C++ (any version except 2006)
	Visual Studio
	Eclipse/CDT
	CodeWarrior
	CodeWright
	KDeveloper
	Emacs, vi
	Other IDE or editor

1.8.

What are the reasons you use the above as your primary C++ development tool?

	Used at my work
	Required to use it
	Fast compile speed
	Rapid development
	Reusable components (including VCL, ActiveX, etc)
	Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
	Low cost
	Database support
	Productivity
	Ease of Use
	Documentation
	Powerful editor
	Project management
	Third-party tool integration
	Availability of books and magazines
	ANSI/ISO C++ compatibility
	Choice of STL library
	Legacy code support
	Open source
	Community
	Multi-platform support
	Used it in school
	To teach/learn the C++ language
	Other

1.9.

Which other development tools do you use?

	JBuilder
	Delphi
	Together UML
	StarTeam
	CaliberRM
	CodeWright
	Visual Studio
	Adobe/Macromedia Studio
	Eclipse
	IBM Rational App Developer
	IBM WebSphere Studio
	NetBeans
	Oracle JDeveloper
	Sun Java Studio
	Sybase PowerBuilder
	GCC
	Emacs
	vi
	SlickEdit
	CVS
	Subversion
	Bugzilla
	Intel Vtune
	LabVIEW
	Other

1.10.

If you use Developer Studio 2006, which language do you use the most? (Turbo users -- choose the language you use)

	C++
	C#
	C
	Delphi for Win32
	Delphi for .Net
	VB.NET

1.11.	How many years have you been programming using the C++ language?

1.12.

Which programming languages do you currently use?

	C++
	C
	C#
	C++/CLI
	Java/J#
	JavaScript/JScript
	Delphi/Object Pascal
	Visual Basic/VB.NET/VBScript
	PHP
	Ruby
	Python
	Perl
	Assembler
	Lisp/Common Lisp
	Ada
	Fortran
	Smalltalk/Squeak
	Cobol
	Other

1.13.

If you haven't upgraded to C++Builder 2006, have you:

	Downloaded and tried Turbo C++ 2006 Explorer
	Downloaded and evaluated the trial version
	Heard about C++Builder 2006 in reviews, newsgroups, internet, etc.
	None of the above

1.14.

If you haven't upgraded to C++Builder 2006, what are your reasons for not upgrading? (Choose all that apply ...)

	IDE Performance, Speed
	IDE Quality
	What I have works well
	Issues with updating third party components
	Worried about CodeGear's future plans
	Waiting for the next version
	Want better code optimization/generation
	Price
	Documentation Issues
	Waiting for 64-bit support
	Need Unicode VCL support
	Need a managed code compiler
	Easy to create web applications
	Object modeling/UML
	Cross-platform support
	Team development
	C++ language/library standards compatibility
	Other

1.15.	Please add any additional comments that you might have about the current C++Builder product you are using.

Localization

2.1.

Which localized language version of C++Builder do you use in your day-to-day work?

	English
	French
	German
	Japanese

2.2.

Do you require a C++ IDE localized to a language other than English, French, German, and Japanese (if yes, specify the language or languages)?

Yes	No

2.3.

Do you localize your applications for use by your customers?

	Yes, and I use Borland's ITE/ETM Tool
	Yes, and I use a third-party localization tool for doing this
	Yes, I use an in-house tool
	Yes, I translate my applications manually
	No, I do not localize my applications.

2.4.

If you were to require the ability to internationalize your applications, what type of international encoding would you need?

	UCS-2
	UTF-8
	UTF-16
	Other
	Don't need any additional character encoding capabilities

2.5.

I localize my applications using the following languages...

	English
	French
	German
	Japanese
	Spanish
	Simplified Chinese
	Traditional Chinese
	Korean
	Portuguese
	Other

Platforms

3.1.

Beyond 32-bit Windows, when do you plan to start developing applications for these platforms?

	Currently Developing	In the next 6 months	In the next 6 - 12 months	1-2 Years	More than 2 years	Don't Know	Never
Windows Vista
64-bit Windows
.NET
Linux
MacOS X
Solaris / HPUX / AIX / FreeBSD / other Unix
Mobile Windows (Pocket PC, Windows CE, .Net Compact Framework, etc.)
Symbian
PalmOS
Other

3.2.

What types of applications do you develop or plan to develop for Microsoft .NET?

	Desktop Client Application with WinForms
	Web Applications with ASP.NET
	Web Services Applications
	Compact Framework
	Application Servers
	None
	Other

3.3.

Which .NET languages do you use or plan to use for .NET development?

	C#
	C++/CLI
	Delphi/Object Pascal
	VB.NET
	JavaScript/JScript
	Ruby
	Python
	J#/Java
	Other
	None

3.4.

If you require native 64-bit support, please rate the following factors that define that need:

	Don't need	Somewhat	Definitely
Need for memory beyond 4GB
Customers demanding 64-bit software
Want to take advantage of existing 64-bit hardware
Need to be on the cutting edge of technology
Other

3.5.

What size memory address space do you require for your applications?

	1GB or less
	2GB
	>4GB

3.6.

For new C++ applications or those that you are still maintaining, which Windows operating systems do you need to deploy to over the next 24 months?

	Windows Vista
	Windows Server 2003
	Windows Server "Longhorn"
	Windows XP (SP2)
	Windows 2000 (SP4)
	Windows NT 4.0
	Windows 98
	Windows ME
	Windows 95
	Mobile Windows (Pocket PC, Windows CE, .NET Compact Framework, etc.)
	Other

3.7.

Do you have plans to build native code Mobile/Embedded Windows applications?

	Yes, immediate plans
	Yes, in the next 12 months
	Yes, in 12 to 24 months
	Currently have no Mobile/Embedded Windows project plans

3.8.

Do you have plans to build managed code Compact Framework applications?

	Yes, immediate plans
	Yes, in the next 12 months
	Yes, in 12 to 24 months
	Currently have no Compact Framework project plans

3.9.

What types of Mobile applications are you planning to build?

	Vertical Market/Turnkey solutions (e.g. UPS Tracking, car rental check-in tablet, etc.)
	Mobile extensions to existing Enterprise applications (e.g. Remote data entry/lookup, CRM, etc.)
	Games
	Standalone, general purpose mass-market applications (e.g. PIM, Utility, etc.)
	Other
	None, currently have no plans

3.10.

How would you rate your need for support for the following features?

	Have to have it now	Want it soon	Nice to have	Don't Care	Do not want it/Will never need it
Win32 native code development
Win64 native code development
Managed code Windows development
Unicode for Win32 VCL
Compact Framework development
MFC development
DirectX development
XAML support
Other

Features

4.1.

Which C++ component, frameworks and libraries do you use?

	VCL (Visual Component Library)
	MFC (Microsoft Foundation Class library)
	ATL (Active Template Library)
	Windows API
	STL (Standard Template Library)
	C++ TR1
	Boost C++ libraries
	OpenGL
	OWL / OWL NExt
	Loki
	ACE (Adaptive Communication Environment)
	XWindows
	wxWindows
	Your own
	Other

4.2.

Which debugging features would you find most useful?

	Remote Client Application Debugging
	Remote native web application debugging
	Remote native web services debugging
	Mixed mode .NET/Native debugging
	Break on abort/assert
	Edit and Continue debugging
	CORBA Debugging
	Remote ASP.NET Debugging
	Pocket PC/CF.NET debugging
	Other

4.3.

How would you rate your use of the following IDE features?

	My version doesn't have that feature	Don't know about it	Don't Care/Don't like it/Turn it off	Use it some of the time	Use it all the time	Can't live without it
Block Completion
Class Completion
Code Completion
Current Line Highlighting
Parentheses Matching
Dockable Windows
Code Folding
Structure View
Welcome Page
HTML Tag Editor
VCL Designer Guidelines
Build / Link events
History Tab
Data Explorer
Live Templates
Refactoring
Help Insight
Compiling project from command-line
Source code control integration
Typelib editor
Other

4.4.

What is your main use of the Welcome Page? (if your product has one)

	Read BDN Feeds
	Read Blog Feeds
	Find out about product updates
	Project Buttons/Most Recently Opened projects
	Nothing, I mostly ignore it
	I turn it off and leave it off.

4.5.

Which type of Form Designer layout do you use the most?

	Embedded/Docked
	Floating/Undocked

4.6.

If modeling support was added to C++Builder, what features would you use?

	Modeling
	Refactoring
	Audits and Metrics
	Documentation Generation
	None -- I don't want or wont use modeling
	Other

4.7.

Which ActiveX/COM development features do you use?

	Automation Objects
	Wrap VCL Controls as ActiveX controls
	Create ActiveX Library
	Create COM Objects
	Import COM Objects/Type Libraries
	COM Interop
	COM+
	Import ActiveX Controls
	I don't use ActiveX/COM

4.8.

Please rate your use of the following compiler / debugger / library features:

	Most important	Very Important	Quite important	Somewhat important	Less important
Higher ANSI/ISO C++ Standard compilance
Choice of STL to use
TR1 Std Library
Boost C++ libraries
C99 conformance
Fast compile time
Code generation for Intel 64-bit chips
Code generation for AMD 64-bit chips
Code generation/optimizations that increases runtime performance
Better floating point performance
Compactness of code
Managed code
Improved memory handling
Remote debugging
C++ support for new Delphi language features
Cross compilation to other platforms
Mobile/device support
Compatibility with COFF (Microsoft's binaries) object file format
Microsoft PDB (Program Database) debug support
DWARF debug support
Other

4.9.

Please rate your use of the following third-party products that are included with C++Builder:

	Critical part of my development	Frequent use in my projects	Occasional Use	Evaluated, decided not to use	Never looked at it
Internet Direct (Indy)
QuickReports
IntraWeb
Rave Reports
TChart
Other

4.10.

Please rate your interest in adding the following language and library features to future versions of C++Builder:

	Highly Desired	Moderately Desired	Little Interest	No Interest
Concurrency (for multi-threading/multi-core/multi-processing)
Aspects
Concepts
Design by Contract
long long type
decltype operator
Auto keyword
Template aliases
Sequencing
New name for the null pointer - nullptr
Strongly typed enums
Dynamic libraries
Extensible literals
Garbage collection
Macro scopes
Decimal types
Initializer lists
Lambda functions
Other

4.11.	If you could have one new C++Builder feature, what would it be and why?

4.12.

Below are items we are considering in future C++ versions. Please give your view with regard to the timing of each item.

	Not Needed	Need Eventually	Need next year	Need this year	Need Today	Needed last year
Vista Support
Native 64-Bit Support
Unicode for Win32 VCL

4.13.

If you were to design a custom edition of C++Builder or Developer Studio to suit your specific needs, what would it include?

	C++
	C++/CLI (Managed C++)
	C#
	C99
	PHP
	Python
	Ruby
	Perl
	Delphi/Object Pascal Language
	VB.Net
	Rich Client/Desktop Application Development (i.e. VCL, WinForms)
	Internet Protocol Development (i.e. FTP, SMTP, HTTP, etc.)
	Web Development (ASP.NET, WebSnap, Intraweb, etc.)
	Mobile Application Development (i.e. PocketPC, Mobile Phones, CF.NET, etc.)
	Object Relational Mapping/Object Persistence
	MFC support
	Unicode support in VCL
	Unicode support in IDE
	UML/Class Modelling
	High-level Application/Workflow Design and Diagramming
	Win32 Compilation and Debugging
	.Net Compilation and Debugging
	Win64 Compilation and Debugging
	Local/Desktop database connectivity
	Two-tiered Database Connectivity (Client/Server)
	Three-tiered/n-tiered Database Development
	Integrated Source Control
	Integrated Requirement Management
	Integrated Bug Tracking and Feature Request
	Integrated documentation tools (a la XMLDoc, NDoc, JavaDoc)
	Memory Profiling
	Unit Testing Integration
	Multi-processor / Multi-core / Parallel language extensions
	Eclipse-based C++ IDE
	Cross platform / Cross compiler
	Cross platform libraries
	C++ TR1 library
	BOOST library
	DirectX support
	Garbage Collection
	Code Refactoring
	Other Language
	Other

Application Types

5.1.

What types of C++ applications will you be maintaining in the next 12 months?

	Desktop Applications with Local Database and Rich Client
	Desktop Application or Utility (no database) - Rich Client
	Web Applications - HTML Client
	Web Application - AJAX Client
	Web Services / SOA
	Console Applications
	ActiveX Controls
	Games
	Two-tiered database applications (Client/Server)
	Three/n-tier Database Applications
	Distributed object applications (CORBA, DCE, other)
	PDA Applications (i.e. PocketPC)
	Active Forms
	VCL Custom Controls
	Mobile Phone Applications
	System level projects (BIOS, firmware)
	Embedded applications
	Device driver
	Windows Services
	COM Objects
	WebForms Custom Controls
	WinForms Custom Controls
	Other

5.2.

What types of new C++ projects will you be starting/creating in the next 12 months?

	Desktop Applications with Local Database and Rich Client
	Desktop Application or Utility (no database) - Rich Client
	Web Applications - HTML Client
	Web Application - AJAX Client
	Web Services / SOA
	ActiveX Controls
	Games
	Two-tiered database applications (Client/Server)
	Three/n-tier Database Applications
	Distributed object applications (CORBA, DCE, other)
	PDA Applications (i.e. PocketPC)
	Active Forms
	VCL Custom Controls
	Mobile Phone Applications
	System level projects (BIOS, firmware)
	Embedded applications
	Device driver
	COM Objects
	WebForms Custom Controls
	WinForms Custom Controls
	Other

5.3.

What percentage of your C++Builder development is of these types? (Choose all that apply and specify a percentage amount for each ...)

	VCL-based GUI applications or libraries
	VCL-based non-Gui applications or libraries
	Non-VCL Win32 applications or libraries
	Non-VCL cross-platform applications or libraries
	Other

5.4.

What is your primary technology used to develop web applications with C++?

	WebSnap/WebBroker
	IntraWeb
	Project Indy (or other) HTTP
	Web services / SOA
	ASP.NET
	Other third-party solution
	None -- I don't develop web applications

5.5.

If you develop web applications with a tool or language other than C++, what tool do you use?

	PHP
	Java/JSP
	AJAX
	Ruby on Rails
	Apache DSO
	Perl
	VB.NET/C#
	Visual Basic
	Classic ASP
	Abode/Macromedia Flash
	Cold Fusion
	Other

5.6.

If you develop web applications, what are the main issues and/or challenges that you encounter?

	Database access
	Need better HTML/CSS tools
	AJAX support
	Difficult to develop components
	Deployment to commercial hosting services
	Difficulty supporting multiple browsers
	Web Server Configuration Issues
	Too much effort for login/user management
	Too much effort building the user interface
	Too much effort to build or lack of site-wide architecture

5.7.

If you sell your applications, what is the primary way you sell them?

	Retail channel
	Corporate sales
	Direct sales
	Internet online sales
	Government contracts
	VAR / consultant
	Open source
	Shareware
	Freeware, no charge
	Other

Database

6.1.

With which databases do you require C++Builder connectivity?

	MS SQL Server
	PostgreSQL
	MySQL
	DB2
	FoxPro
	InterBase
	dBase
	Informix
	Firebird
	Paradox
	JDatastore
	Oracle
	Sybase
	SQLAnywhere
	Access
	I don't require database connectivity
	Other

6.2.

Which C++Builder database technologies do you use?

	BDE
	dbExpress for VCL
	InterBase Express
	dbGo for ADO
	DataSnap (MIDAS)
	ODBC
	OLEdb
	Other or 3rd Party

6.3.

If you use the BDE, what is the primary database that use?

	Paradox
	dBase
	Other RDBMS via SQL Links
	I don't use the BDE

6.4.

Do you use a object persistence layer in your C++ applications?

	Yes, please specify which one you are using
	No
	What's an object persistence layer?

6.5.

If you are not using object persistence layer, which of the following best describes why not:

	I haven't found a suitable application yet
	I don't have the technology in my C++ version
	What's an object persistence layer?
	Other

Documentation

7.1.

In what form do you prefer the C++Builder documentation to be delivered?

	Hard Copy/Book
	PDF Files with option to purchase hardcopy online
	HTML Help built-in (on local machine)
	HTML Help online (on the Web)
	Other

7.2.

Please rate which type of help is most useful to you:

	Most useful	Very useful	Quite useful	Somewhat useful	Less useful	Not useful
Function Key 1 (F1) reference help
Project/Code examples
Procedural (HowTo's)
Conceptual Overviews
Dialog Help Button Content
Framework/API References
Other

Installation/Registration/Activation

8.1.

Which of the following best describes your view of the registration/activation process?

	I find it unobtrusive and not a problem
	I dislike it, but I put up with it.
	I won't upgrade or purchase because of it.

8.2.	Please provide any additional comments about the registration/activation system

CodeGear Developer Network

9.1.

How often do you visit the CodeGear Developer Network?

	Daily
	Weekly
	Monthly
	Occasionally
	Never

9.2.

What method do you use to read the CodeGear Developer Network?

	Directly Online via the Web
	RSS Feeds using an RSS Reader (please specify which reader you use)
	Via the Welcome Page
	Other
	I don't use the CodeGear Developer Network

9.3.

Have you reported suggestions and problems using Quality Central?

Yes	No

9.4.

Do you use CodeCentral to upload or download source code or other files?

Yes	No

9.5.

How often do you use the CodeGear Internet newsgroups?

	Daily
	Weekly
	Monthly
	Rarely
	Never

Training and Certification

10.1.

How important to you is a C++ Developer Certification program?

	I definitely would get certified
	I would probably get certified
	I likely wouldn't get certified.
	I wouldn't get certified.

10.2.

When was the last time you attended formal training related to C++ application development, including C++Builder. If never, skip to 10.4

	0-3 months ago
	4-12 months ago
	1-2 years ago
	2+ years ago
	Never

10.3.

The last formal training was supplied by:

	Internal Company trainer
	External Training company
	CodeGear/Borland

10.4.

On average, how many days per year do you do formal training related to C++ application development?

	1-2 days
	1 week
	2 weeks
	3+ weeks

10.5.

How much did your company spend (total amount) in 2006 for formal training related to C++ application development?

	$1 to $500
	$501 to $5,000
	$5,001 to $10,000
	$10,001 to $50,000
	$50001+

10.6.

Please rate your views on the different types of training shown below:

	Strongly Dislike	Dislike	Neutral	Prefer	Strongly Prefer
Classroom Training at your company site
Classroom traing in a "public enrollment" class
Online training with an instructor via the Internet
Self-paced online training with tests
CD-based Training

10.7.	Which C++ topic areas could CodeGear provide with most value to you? (Free format answer)

Miscellaneous

11.1.

How much to you typically spend per developer on 3rd-party VCL controls for each C++Builder release?

	$0 (nothing)
	Less than $100
	$101 to $200
	$201 - $300
	$301 - $400
	$401 - $500
	more than $500

11.2.

How many commercial (i.e. require payment) components or component packages do you use in your applications?

	0
	1 - 4
	5 - 7
	8 - 10
	More than 10

11.3.

How many freeware or open source components or component packages do you use in your applications?

	0
	1 - 4
	4 - 7
	7 - 10
	10+

11.4.	On average, how many books do you purchase annually that are related to C++ application development ?

11.5.

How useful is the Partner Tools CD/DVD (included with the C++ product) to you?

	Very useful
	Somewhat useful
	Not very useful
	Not at all useful
	Don't know, haven't looked at it

11.6.

What source control management system do you use?

	Borland StarTeam
	Subversion
	Source Vault
	CVS
	Rational ClearCase
	Team Coherence
	Microsoft Team System
	Microsoft Visual SourceSafe
	Perforce
	A hosted service (e.g. SourceForge)
	Other
	None, I don't use an SCM

11.7.

Which of the following best describes your view of open source code and open source tools geared towards development?

	I routinely use open source code and/or open source development tools
	I use open source code and development tools only as necessary, but prefer commercially developed and backed solutions
	I avoid open source code and open source development tools.

11.8.

What other CodeGear products do you use?

	Delphi
	JBuilder
	C#Builder
	Developer Studio
	InterBase
	JDataStore
	CodeWright
	Kylix
	Other

Purchasing

12.1.

How did you or your organization purchase C++Builder?

	Borland Tele-sales rep
	Online Retail (Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Programmers Paradise, etc.)
	Physical Catalog (e.g. Programmers Paradise, CDW, etc.)
	At a Borland Conference
	Borland field-sales rep
	A "brick and mortar" retail store (e.g. Fry's, Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA, etc.)
	Borland's Web Store - shop.borland.com
	Through a Borland reseller or partner
	Other
	Don't know

12.2.

What role did you play in the purchase of C++Builder?

	I sign the purchase order or otherwise commit the funds
	I directly recommend or select product for the purchase decision maker
	I influence the decision making process
	I have no influence over purchase decisions

12.3.

Which way would you rather purchase C++Builder?

	Purchase upgrades as needed/desired
	Pay an annual fee and receive all updates and new versions automatically

12.4.

Would you purchase C++Builder/Turbo C++ via electronic software distribution (i.e. as a download only)?

Yes	No

12.5.

If you were to purchase C++Builder/Turbo C++ as a download, what is the largest download size that would be practical for you?

	250MB or less
	251MB to 500MB
	501MB to1GB
	1GB to 2GB
	2GB or more

12.6.

Please specify how important the following development tool buying criteria are to you:

	Most important	Very important	Quite important	Somewhat important	Less important
New features
Documentation / Help
Multiple platform support
Industry standards support
Frequest updates, patches, and hot fixes
Bug reporting and tracking
Clearly defined product roadmap
Customer Service / Technical Support
Annual subscriptions / maintenance
Sales and Marketing, Advertising
Company image
Web Site information
Developer Network
Training and Certification availability
Number of books available for the product
Other

Your Organization and You

13.1.

How many programmers are there on your development team (as opposed to your whole organization)?

	One -- Just me
	2 - 5 Developers
	6 - 10 Developers
	11 - 20 Developers
	21 - 50 Developers
	More than 50 Developers

13.2.

How many C++ developers do you estimate are in your entire organization?

	One -- Just me
	2 - 5 Developers
	6 - 10 Developers
	11 - 20 Developers
	21 - 50 Developers
	51 - 100 Developers
	More than 100 Developers

13.3.

How many programmers overall (all languages) do you estimate are in your entire organization?

	One -- Just me
	2 - 5 Developers
	6 - 10 Developers
	11 - 20 Developers
	21 - 50 Developers
	51 - 100 Developers
	101 - 200 Developers
	201 - 500 Developers
	501 - 1000 Developers
	More than 1000 Developers

13.4.

What is the approximate annual revenue of your entire organization?

	$50,000 or less
	$50K to $100K
	$100K to $250K
	$250K to $500K
	$500K to $1 million
	$1 million to $10 million
	$10m to $100m
	$100m - $500m
	$500m - $1 billion
	More than $1 billion
	Not applicable

13.5.

On average, how much does your company spend (per developer) on development tools annually?

	Nothing, we only use free tools
	$1 - $500
	$501-$1000
	$1001-$2000
	$2001-$3000
	$3001 - $5000
	$5001+ per developer

13.6.

Which of the following best describes the nature of your organization (i.e. I/We are a...)?

	Large Enterprise
	Small/Medium sized Enterprise
	Small business
	Independent Software Vendor (ISV)
	Value Added Reseller (VAR)
	System Integrator (SI)
	Other Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)
	Consultant
	Occupational Developer (Engineer, Doctor, Lawyer, etc. doing your own development)
	Educator/Faculty/Instructor/Trainer
	Hobbyist/Student
	Other

13.7.

Which of the following best describes your organization's industry or the industry for which you primarily write software?

	Manufacturer of computer-related hardware
	Manufacturer of other non-computer related goods
	Producer of Computer Software
	Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals/Medical Services/Social Assistance
	Finance/Banking/Accounting
	Insurance/Real Estate/Legal Services
	Aerospace/Defense/Military
	Government: Federal
	Government: State or Local
	Public Relations/Advertising
	Publishing/Broadcasting/Entertainment/Recreation/Arts
	Computer Gaming
	Telecommunications
	Accommodation and Food Services
	Transportation: Land, Sea, Air
	Postal Service, Messengers, Couriers,
	Utility: Gas, Electric, Sanitation
	Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting
	Wholesale Trade
	Retail Trade
	Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
	Education/Training
	Other

13.8.

How much memory does your primary development machine have in it?

	Under 512MB
	512MB - 1GB
	Greater than 1GB up to 2GB
	Greater than 2GB

13.9.

In what country or region are you or your organization based?

Other

13.10.

How old are you?

	12 or below
	13 - 19
	20 - 29
	30 - 39
	40 - 49
	50 - 59
	60 or above

13.11.	How many years have you been programming?

13.12.

How do you rate yourself as a developer ...

	Guru
	Advanced
	Intermediate
	Beginner
	Other

13.13.

Which printed magazines do you read regularly?

	Computerworld
	eWeek
	Dr Dobbs Journal
	MSDN magazine
	Information Week
	PC World
	PC Magazine
	Wired
	CIO
	SDTimes
	InfoWorld
	Other

13.14.

Which online magazine / community web sites do you visit regularly?

	C++Builder Developer's Journal
	MSDN
	CodeGear Developer Network
	eclipse.org
	Computerworld
	O'Reily Network
	DDJ
	eWeek
	CNET
	ZDNet
	Artima Developer
	CIO
	DevX
	FastCompany
	FTPOnline
	Joel on Software
	Eclipse Developers Journal
	Java Developer Journal
	PC World
	PC Magazine
	NewsForge
	MySpace
	YouTube
	FaceBook
	SDTimes
	Application Development Trends (ADTmag.com)
	The Server Side
	Reg Developer
	InfoWorld
	CRN (Channel Reseller News)
	Other