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Category Archives: Discussion
What’s next for dispatchEvent() Blog?
Dear readers, First, I’d like to say thanks to all of you who have read and commented and shared this blog over the past 6 years or so. Despite the infrequent posts, it’s been a huge source of pleasure for … Continue reading
Posted in Discussion
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How was MAX?
Hey readers, I just got back from my honeymoon and alas, I had to miss Adobe MAX this year (although, I can’t complain). Still, I’m a little behind on all the Adobe news. Perhaps you can share by commenting what … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences and User Groups, Discussion, In Real Life
Tagged adobe, cool, max, share
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The state of the Flash IDE and the FlashBuilder name change via Blogging
I just finished reading a great post by Kevin Suttle which is not short, but a must-read nonetheless. Go ahead and read it, I’ll wait. … You didn’t read it, did you. Well, it’s basically a very well-formed rant lamenting … Continue reading
Posted in Discussion, Flash
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Never Again
I’m officially done with my last banner project ever. Yes, I’ve decided this New Year’s to take a stand against work that makes me miserable. Among these things are… Banner ads ActionScript 2.0 Last minute crazy hectic projects Working with … Continue reading
Posted in Discussion, In Real Life, Process
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A website costs as much as a car
When people ask me how much it costs to make a website, my answer is always “A website costs as much as a car.” This invariably triggers the response “Oh, ok… Wait, what kind of car?” “Exactly.” A car can … Continue reading
Posted in Discussion, Process, Tips, Tricks, and Hacks
Tagged philosophy, pricing, website
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