Steve Francia

16 November 2017

The Go project wants to hear from you (again)!

Last year we conducted the first ever Go user survey. Thanks to all of you, it was an overwhelming success with over 3500 responses. The survey provided key insights and helped us better plan and prioritize.

We invite you to participate in the 2017 Go User Survey.

The Go User Survey

Who: If you currently use Go, have used Go in the past, or have any interest in the language, please help by sharing your feedback to improve Go for you and your fellow Gophers.

Where: Please take this 15-minute survey by Friday December 8th: 2017 Go User Survey

The survey is anonymous and confidential.

Why: The Go project leadership depends on your feedback to guide the future of the Go project. Your responses will help to understand what's going well and what's not, as well as help us prioritize improvements for the Go language, libraries and tools.

A few weeks after the survey closes, we will publish the anonymous aggregate results to the Go blog. See the 2016 Go user survey results to learn what insights were gained from last year's survey.

Spread the word!

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