Survey Results
Here is the results of the survey - we collected 69 responses and they are quite interesting and varied. In particular, there seems to be 2 camps; those who want the product to be a sandboxed “web server” of sorts, able to run PHP, Ruby, etc, and those who prefer a JavaScript approach with the removal of these excess languages. From what I gather, it also seems a lot of people have no idea exactly what the existing capabilities of Ti Desktop already are.
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Survey Results PDF (~217K)
The questions asked were:
- A number of potential names have been put forward for the new “Titanium Desktop”. Below are some of the most popular suggestions. Pick one.
- How important to you is the continued inclusion of server side languages (Python, Ruby, PHP)? If important, please explain why.
- Would you prefer to see a more “javascript-based” approach to Ti Desktop, similar to that employed by the Titanium Mobile SDK?
- Would you prefer to see WebKit replaced by Chrome Embedded (Chromium)?
- What technologies do you want to see integrated into any future Ti Desktop product?
- Would you like to see Ti Desktop become more extensible via the use of external, native modules?
- What do you feel are the most important goals we shouldtry to achieve in the short term?
- What do you feel are the most important goals we should try to achieve in the long term?
- Please provide any more details regarding project direction, management, or anything at all that you want.
Visual Results
A number of potential names have been put forward for the new “Titanium Desktop”. Pick one:
How important to you is the continued inclusion of server side languages (Python, Ruby, PHP)? If important, please explain why.
Would you prefer to see a more “javascript-based” approach to Ti Desktop, similar to that employed by the Titanium Mobile SDK?