Thanks to everyone who has participated in the polls so far.

The latest poll, was whether you should answer questions on Stackoverflow.com (or other developer related StackExchange sites) on your employer’s time?

Should you answer StackOverflow questions on your employers time?

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) November 11, 2015

78% Yes
22% No
46 votes

Here are all the other polls done on Twitter so far. This is a new feature on Twitter so if you aren’t running a new version, you will have just seen my question without the poll on it. I think Twitter is great for surveying opinions anonymously (I don’t know who has voted). Due to the 140 character limit, its not so great for lengthy explanations. If you have an opinion on any of these polls that you’d like to share, please add a comment below.

Is the barrier of entry for new developers getting higher or lower?

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) November 9, 2015

39% Higher
61% Lower
31 votes

The number of new open source projects DOUBLES every 14 months. Is this a good thing?

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) November 7, 2015

63% Yes
37% No
16 votes

Is Internet security getting better or worse?

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) November 2, 2015

21% Better
79% Worse
14 votes

Do JavaScript ES6 to ES5 transpilers reduce or increase complexity?

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) November 2, 2015

59% Reduce
41% Increase
17 votes

Should JavaScript be considered a platform?

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) November 2, 2015

28% Yes
72% No
18 votes

What is Selenium?

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) October 29, 2015

20% A chemical element
80% A testing framework
10 votes

Best editor

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) October 27, 2015

58% Vim
42% Atom
12 votes

Re-vote on this 6 months later:
https://twitter.com/ZombieCodeKill/status/734469123862855680
57% Vim
43% Atom
35 votes

Best editor for JavaScript development

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) October 26, 2015

33% Sublime Text
67% Visual Studio Code
15 votes

Best ES6 transpiler

— Kevin O’Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) October 26, 2015

100% Babel
0% Traceur
6 votes