Have you ever hand-coded a poll or survey?

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I had a discussion yesterday with a UI designer/frontend developer who said that they regularly develop polls and surveys in his company (as in, code them "by hand"). Given the amount of poll/survey builders out there I'm wondering whether this is still a common thing in tech companies?

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Igor Lysenko · Answer

Yes, experienced programmers manually write all the code. I personally write everything by hand without using different services

Florian Myter · Answer

@ixord fair enough, I just didn't expect that to also hold for surveys and polls. Good to know!

Florian Myter · Answer

@peter_johnson13 Awesome example, thanks Peter!

Tanjir Rahman · Answer

I've hand-coded polls and surveys before. It's definitely still a common thing in tech companies, especially for small or early-stage businesses that don't have the budget for a dedicated poll or survey builder.

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Have you ever hand-coded a poll or survey?

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