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I'd agree to that. The marketing effort seems to heavily rely on the
development community doing that job for them. Things like labs and
DevNet are KEY to maximizing technology adoption - but people need to
know about it in the first place. To Restate Adobe's Goal: 1 000 000 Flex Developers by 2010. Some HEAVY DUTY marketing is needed. It definitely made sense to capture those who are most amiable to Flex (CF and Flash developers) first and grow from there. I think someone blogged about this before; in that of course Adobe related blogs are going to be heavy proponents for Adobe technologies. But now it's time to penetrate into the rest of the world. In polling my heavy duty tech friends in other industries, they BARELY know what Flex is. Many haven't heard of it. And some have heard of it, just because they heard me mention it. Awareness of the brand and technology needs to be more prevalent. Gimme a cool Flex decal and I'll put it on my car! :) Clint Modien wrote:
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