695 members of the SeaQL community from 47 countries kindly contributed their thoughts on using SeaQL libraries, learning Rust and employing Rust in their day to day development lives. From these responses we hope to get an understanding of where the SeaQL and Rust community stands in 2024.
This is our first community survey, we will conduct the survey annually to keep track of how the community evolves over time.
Developer Profileโ
Q. Where are you located in?โ
Participants are from 47 countries across the world!
Q. Including any education, how many years have you been coding in total?โ
Q. Which of the following describes your current job, the one you do most of the time?โ
Using SeaQL Libraries in Building a Projectโ
Q. Roughly how long have you been using SeaQL libraries?โ
Q. Which SeaQL libraries are you using?โ
Q. Are you using SeaQL libraries in a personal, academic or professional context?โ
Q. How many team members (including you) are working on the project?โ
Q. Can you categorize the nature of the project?โ
Q. What is your development environment?โ
Linux Breakdownโ
Windows Breakdownโ
macOS Breakdownโ
Q. Which database(s) do you use?โ
Q. Which web framework are you using?โ
Q. What is the deployment environment?โ
Using Rust at Workโ
Q. Are you using Rust at work?โ
Q. Which industry your company is in?โ
Q. How many engineers in your company are dedicated to writing Rust?โ
Q. What is the size of your company?โ
Q. Which layer(s) of the technology stack are using Rust?โ
Q. Would your company be interested in using SeaQL libraries with other databases?โ
Learning Rustโ
Q. Are you learning / new to Rust?โ
Q. Which language(s) are you most familiar with?โ
Q. Do you find Rust easy or hard to learn?โ
Q. What motivates you to learn Rust?โ
Q. What learning resources do you rely on?โ
Q. What is your first project built using Rust?โ
Q. Are you familiar with SQL?โ
About SeaQL Librariesโ
Q. Why did you choose SeaQL libraries?โ
Q. Which aspects do you want to see advancement on SeaORM?โ
Q. What tools would you be interested in using, if developed first-party by SeaQL?โ
Share Your Thoughtsโ
Q. Anything else you want to say?โ
Didn't expect this section to turn into a testimonial, thank you for all the kind words :)
Love your toolchain, it's awesome to work with!
Wonderful library! To provide some additional feedback: I found myself missing documentation in certain parts of the API, leading to me having to guess what the method actually does for a given database backend (namely in relation to query builders).
Schema/migration management would be really nice. I have used Django in the past and loved the automatic migration file generation.
SeaORM is great - it just replaces existing asp.net entity framework projects at our company.
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Sticker Pack Contents:
- Logo of SeaQL projects: SeaQL, SeaORM, SeaQuery, Seaography, FireDBG
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- Mascot of Rust: Ferris the Crab
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