Heya's
Sorry, I saw this post as I was catching up on some light reading and what
not and thought I would add to it with a simple equation.
You have $100,000 to spend tommorow on Marketing FLEX. Your job is to reach
out to as many developers as possible and your job is not to sell units of
FLEX
Ideas from Adobe employees like these might help convince ur I.T CEO,
Managers, Clients etc and show examples of what people are doing with
Flex.
http://www.onflex.org/ted/2006/12/surfacing-flex.php
http://www.flickr.com/photos/flexapps/
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In the context of creating 1MM Flex developers, I think it is 1MM
availableFlex jobs that will make it happen. How to get those jobs
is the magic question. Whoever figures that out will make the 1MM
developers
Agree - as I stated when I posted, its' not scientific for all three given Java also refers to coffee and at least one book was on a flex swing for golfing which probably had little to do with e4x operators in AS3 ;-) For the books however, I suspect that Macromedia Flex would have turned up a
Matt,
One of the best ways in my opinion to market Flex is by having Flex
applications in the wild.
As a ColdFusion developer I am excited about the possibilities of
using ColdFusion and Flex together. I do however think it would be
nice to have a few more CF Flex-centric articles and tutorials
What drives learning/adoption is jobs. When there are Flex jobs, there will be Flex coders taking those jobs. The metrics I used for Perl/Java/Flex are not perfect but I have found this method to be very accurate in the past to predicting trends in the market. Given Perl and Java are both
45,894 books on Flex??? That number must be so much off, given that
the search for Adobe Flex on Amazon returns just 6.
Mark
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What drives learning/adoption is jobs. When there are Flex jobs,
there will be Flex coders
As would be the number of jobs on monster.com... flex time would be the culprit...On 10/10/06, Mark Piller
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45,894 books on Flex??? That number must be so much off, given that
the search for Adobe Flex on Amazon returns just 6.
Mark
Isn't that the cart pulling the horse?You need to have companies know it's an option before they create the jobs?On 10/10/06, DUANE NICKULL
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What drives learning/adoption is jobs. When there are Flex jobs, there will be Flex coders
In the context of creating 1MM Flex developers, I think it is 1MM available Flex jobs that will make it happen. How to get those jobs is the magic question. Whoever figures that out will make the 1MM developers happen.;-) "Speaking only for myself"Blog - http://technoracle.blogspot.comSite -
Hello Again!
I found the post that I talked about:
http://www.mossyblog.com/archives/520.cfm
Regards!
Rogério Gonzalez
FLEX 2 needs to be the purple cow, the anomaly in the herd that
stands out and people go 'holy shit, did you see that cow back there'
and then 2 dinner parties later the
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