The article discusses the launch of a developer survey focusing on workplace issues, health, and hobbies—areas often overlooked in typical programming surveys. Initial skepticism about the survey’s relevance quickly faded as it drew 8,717 respondents, notably with an increased participation rate from women. This indicates a clear demand for discussions around personal topics within the developer community. The article encourages readers to explore the results and personal anecdotes shared by respondents, highlighting the depth of issues faced in the industry. Results will be released in two parts.
These questions feel really personal; this is going to be too controversial; you should stick to programming surveys. This feedback shows initial hesitation about the workplace issues survey.
I'm glad I went ahead. The 8,717 respondents are proof that it struck a chord with the developer community.
The higher participation rate from women compared to previous surveys shows that there was demand for something that focused on less-discussed issues.
As you browse the data, make sure to check out the many comments left by respondents who shared their personal stories in much more detail.
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