although it (MS/ no MS) really doesn't have much to do with Adobe,
it's really Geoff Bowers' call and it could come down to just simple
logistics (i.e too hard)
Adobe would have to have atleast some say, they are the head sponsor, there
cash would have some say.
Lucky sod. hope it rains. non s
I remember a few years ago it rained. Non stop. The overseas visitors
commented on it. I truthfully said I hadn't seen rain in months.
On 19/01/07, M@ Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>although it (MS/ no MS) really doesn't have much to do with Adobe,
>it's really Geoff Bowers' call and it co
On 1/19/07, M@ Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>although it (MS/ no MS) really doesn't have much to do with Adobe,
>it's really Geoff Bowers' call and it could come down to just simple
>logistics (i.e too hard)
Adobe would have to have atleast some say, they are the head sponsor,
there cash wo
It's kind of Ironic, last time when it was announced MS were a Big sponsor I
thought it was going to be a MS fest.
But now I just see it as a good way of seeing more of the industry.
either way WebDu will still be good, and if anyone is going for the first
time and hasn't planned to go to the din
Agreed.
Last year, I got my copy of Visual Studio 2005. I took it home, put it on
the shelf for a couple of months and ignored it. Then I was asked to review
a C# Book by mistake from O`Reilly. So i read it anyway, and went "I've said
this before, but this C# stuff looks familiar" (ActionScript 3
