[Zope] Q: Verifying the poll numbers

[BZ]

First of all... documentation was not on the poll... :) 

Ok. Now for the real question. What would I pay for a authoring tool?

Well, assuming it had the following:

- No OS Dependancy (runs on anything from Windows 95 -> OS X)
- Small application size
- A good set of features (Color coding)

As an individual I would pay up to $75. 

BZ




On Mon, 21 May 2001 07:22:33 -0400, Paul Everitt <paul@digicool.com> wrote :

> 
> Howdy folks.  AndyM is running a poll over at ZopeZen:
> 
>   http://www.zopezen.org/
>   (Look at the bottom of the left margin)
> 
> < spoiler warning>
> 
> Before reading the rest of this message, please vote.  I 
> don't want to bias your response.  And don't peek at the 
> results before you vote!
> 
> </spoiler warning>
> 
> OK, on to the discussion.  Are those numbers *really* accurate?  I gotta
> admit, though I've had a soft spot in my heart for the Zope Studio
> thing, I'm stunned that it would be in front.  Much less so *far* in
> front.  Are these results an accurate reading of the sentiments -- that
> given the list of choices Andy presented, a Zope Studio is so much more
> popular than those choices!?!
> 
> Wow.  Let's try a different tack.  Pretend there was a for-free Zope
> Studio and a for-fee Zope Studio.  Let's say the difference was either
> like ActiveState's difference (personal use vs. professional use), or
> say the difference was in "Professional" capabilities.
> 
> Does anyone think there would be any moderate-sized market for a for-fee
> version?  How many of you would pay a few hundred bucks for a
> high-quality dev/authoring/admin environment for Zope?
> 
> --Paul
> 
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