Web platform and technologies survey

<i><b>Originally posted by : Adam Toone (atoone@netcomuk.co.uk)</b></i><br />As part of my Masters Degree in Computing Sciences, at Staffordshire University (UK), I am researching into the use of different operating systems as platforms for web servers and the different technologies that are used within web applications, such as CGI, Perl, ASP, XML.<br />If you manage or develop your companies web server, or simply know about the technology involved, I would be extremely grateful if you could fill out a short survey to help with my research. The survey can be found at http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~stoone/intro.htm.<br />The survey will take literally 2 minutes to complete. None of the questions are compulsory but I would appreciate it if you could complete the survey to the best of your knowledge. If you consider any of the questions to be confidential then do not answer them.<br />Thanks for your co-operation.<br /><br />Adam Toone, March 2000<br />

<i><b>Originally posted by : steve</b></i><br /><br />i'll fill it out! <br /><br />steve schofield<br />webmaster<br />aspfree.com<br /><br />------------<br />Adam Toone at 3/27/2000 5:29:05 PM<br /><br />As part of my Masters Degree in Computing Sciences, at Staffordshire University (UK), I am researching into the use of different operating systems as platforms for web servers and the different technologies that are used within web applications, such as CGI, Perl, ASP, XML.<br />If you manage or develop your companies web server, or simply know about the technology involved, I would be extremely grateful if you could fill out a short survey to help with my research. The survey can be found at http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~stoone/intro.htm.<br />The survey will take literally 2 minutes to complete. None of the questions are compulsory but I would appreciate it if you could complete the survey to the best of your knowledge. If you consider any of the questions to be confidential then do not answer them.<br />Thanks for your co-operation.<br /><br />Adam Toone, March 2000<br />