lol. I thought it was funny after reading your post then looking into Gmails sponsored links section and not seeing anything about Macromedia Flex under sponsored or related links. :-) (at least something MM came up)
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i like it.
sounds good.
period.
and the fact that it is a common name only makes the challenge
bigger... and flex will live up to it!!!
honestly
( PS. macromedia, I'll go pick up the check tomorrow at noon )
On 10/26/05, Manish Jethani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 10/21/05, Tariq Ahmed
On 10/21/05, Tariq Ahmed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> there's a GNU project called Flex
That Flex is extremely cool (there's also JFlex (Java)), and I used to
get resumes of people applying for a job at MM because they thought it
was about GNU Flex. :)
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Tariq Ahmed wrote:
> But one suggestion I have for Macromedia, is the next product you come out
> with come up with a distinct name - it makes searching for the topic easier.
> Eg Coldfusion works fairly well because there are a lot of pages related to
> Macromedia Coldfusion, versus the rare topic
I asume that Macromedia had their reasons when they selected the name Flex. I
can think of a couple of reasons:
- Flex as Flash begins with the letters "Fl". This creates a connection between
the two products, from a marketing point of view since also the logo is similar.
- With the name Flex I
Flex has been around longer than Flex Builder 2 and the Flex Enterprise
Services and the product name those have a firm basis (be it with a
limited target audience until recently) -- what I find more
confusing is the internal name changes Flex Builder (dreamweaver-like
IDE to Eclipse plugin), F
One of the things that pops up into
the vast emptiness of my mind now and then is the naming of the Flex product. I
know there is obviously a lot of marketing value already invested in the name,
as well as mindshare.
But one suggestion I have for Macromedia, is the next
product you c
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