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JetBrains and Ajaxian joint survey

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JetBrains

After IntelliJ IDEA 5.1 release, JetBrains asked what do you need/want from AJAX tool. The discussion first started at Javalobby and then continued at Ajaxian. We thank everyone who participated, since the answers were really interesting and useful.
This time JetBrains starts a new survey together with Ajaxian to get more details about your AJAX needs. The survey contains 12 simple questions and it will not take a long time to answer them. In return, 10 randomly chosen participants will get free IntelliJ IDEA licences. The winners will be announced July, 1st, 2006.
Read more about the survery or go to survey right now.

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