tfausak
commented
6 years ago I don't know if this is a good way to analyze Likert scale data or not, but: Taking "strongly disagree" to be -2 and "strongly agree" to be +2, these are the sums for the questions:
| Score | Statement |
|---|---|
| 1544 | I am satisfied with Haskell as a language. |
| 1054 | I think Haskell libraries are high quality. |
| 946 | I am satisfied with Haskell's package repositories (such as Hackage or Stackage). |
| 788 | I am satisfied with Haskell's build tools (such as cabal-install or Stack). |
| 780 | I can find Haskell libraries for the things that I need. |
| 765 | I find that Haskell libraries perform well. |
| 563 | I find that Haskell libraries provide a stable API. |
| 556 | I find that Haskell libraries work well with other libraries. |
| 259 | I find Haskell libraries easy to use. |
| -290 | I think Haskell libraries are well documented. |
| -308 | I can easily reason about the performance of my Haskell programs. |
| -356 | I can easily compare Haskell libraries to select the best one. |
Libraries are simultaneously extremely high quality and terribly documented. 🤔
https://github.com/haskellweekly/haskellweekly.github.io/issues/125