Survey by /DATA
Developer Economics Q2 2020 Survey
more than a survey
we’re a community
30,000+ developers
165 countries
2 Surveys per year
What’s next for software developers in terms of programming languages, tools, technology adoption and preference, support, and more?
What are you excited about?
What challenges keep you up at night?
Share your views, discover & shape future trends on Web, Mobile, Desktop, Cloud, Industrial IoT & Consumer Electronics, AR/VR, Apps/extensions for 3rd party ecosystems, Games, Machine Learning & AI, and Data Science!
Win amazing prizes
Take the survey & enter the draw to win prizes worth over USD $15,000! More surprise perks hidden inside the survey and exclusive rewards for community members.
Data & insights
Survey results are published in the State of the Developer Nation Report. We commit to share it back with you and the wider dev community!
Give back
We count on you to help us make a difference! For each qualified response we will donate a $0.10 to Techfugees, empowering displaced people with technology.
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We protect your privacy by anonymising all your answers. You can breathe a sigh of relief and answer truthfully!
what we do
with the data
Predicting trends
We trade insights about emerging developer trends to help people behind dev tools, platforms, libraries, and support know what you want next. But we remain independent. No vendor, community or other partner owns our surveys or data.
Transparent methodology
Our sampling and analysis methods are available in the State of the Developer Nation Report free to download for all developers.
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who we are
Developer Economics is an independent survey run by /Data, the leading analyst of the developer economy. Our global surveys reach over 30,000 developers each year across 165+ countries, exploring trends and tracking developer experiences across platforms, languages, revenue models, verticals, tools, segments and regions.