RIA consultant etc.. The bad thing however, it has a number of usability
defects - ever done a search? - most of them due to the generic nature of
the yahoo groups. Furthermore it does not integrate with the Adobe
knowledgebase. In short: high quality content, low quality user experience
The Adobe forums on the other hand are a better experience to work with.
However, although they allow you to subscribe to a rss feed, do not have
regular email subscription as a feature (at least I haven't found it)
A simple suggestion: add regular email subscription to the Adobe forums,
"move/transfer" the flexcoders list to the Adobe forums and integrate the
Flexcoders/Flex Forums with the Adobe knowledgbase. No more searching in
different places. A single high quality information source for everything
Flex related.
Like all other simple suggestion it needs some work :-)
Vinny
P.S. Now Steven has become an Adobe employee I am sure he loves this idea
;-)
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