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2005-12-09 Thread Michel Jansen
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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flex on the Web

2005-05-20 Thread Michel Jansen
Steven Webster wrote:

 
  Also, last I saw posted to this group, there were only about
  200 licenses sold to date.
 

 I can pretty much certainly state that there have been a *great*
 deal more than 200 licenses sold to date, perhaps 200 customers
 was cited, but a single customer might purchase anywhere from
 10s or 100s of licenses in many instances.  And I've only got
 visibility of a small proportion of the Flex business that is
 being done...

If this is true... Where are all the applications? Is Flex only used for 
Intranet purposes??

Michel


 
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[flexcoders] Flex on the Web

2005-05-19 Thread Michel Jansen
LS,

I am looking for Flex application on the Web. Can anynone send me some 
URL's where i can find them? It looks like most of the RIA's in 
production on the Web are build with Flash, BackBase and/or Laszlo.

Please enlighten me...

Michel


 
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex on the Web

2005-05-19 Thread Michel Jansen
Allen Manning wrote:

 Hello Michel,
  
 The examples on the Macromedia Flex Development centre is a start:
  
 http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flex/example_apps.html

Thanx. But i am looking for the spectaculars! I thought that Flex 
enabled the next generation WebApplications but what i have seen up 
until now isn't that innovating ;-(( Or do the creatives still have 
to find this technology.. Or is the price too high??

Michel

  
 HTH,
 Allen

  
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 LS,

 I am looking for Flex application on the Web. Can anynone send me some
 URL's where i can find them? It looks like most of the RIA's in
 production on the Web are build with Flash, BackBase and/or Laszlo.

 Please enlighten me...

 Michel

 
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[flexcoders] Tomcat

2005-04-21 Thread Michel Jansen

LS,

Any users running Flex on Tomcat? I am looking for a Flex-Tomcat HOWTO...

MJ


 
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[flexcoders] Mozilla on Linux

2005-04-08 Thread Michel Jansen

Dear Flexcoders,

Since i downloaded the latest Mozilla on my Debian Linuxbox flex shows 
only 20% of the screen... It displays onnly 1 column on the left which 
is just 20% of the browserscreenwidth ;-( Can anyone help me out here...


Regards,


Michel Jansen


 
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 1.5 price

2005-03-31 Thread Michel Jansen

Matt Horn wrote:

 An old dutch saying : Prices can only go down...  Laszo/BackBase
 time??

 Was this before or after the tulip craze? :)

You can make a joke off this but i think that raising the price for your 
licenses more than 100% is not the smartest thing to do!  It can be 
actually cheaper for the 4 CPU License with Gold Support but i am 
loosing a customer here ;-((

Good luck...

Michel


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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 1.5 price

2005-03-31 Thread Michel Jansen

Benoit Hediard wrote:

 I don't see the point of this licensing change.

I do. The only reasonable explaination is that Flex is selling as fast 
as lightning! Hire a team of M$ WebProgrammers for a few months and look 
at the BILLS...  You will run to MM and buy Flex!

MJ


 With the old licensing:
 Business case A- people requiring a 2CPU license could buy it for $12 000,
 Business case B- people requiring a 4CPU licence could buy it for $24 000,
 Business case C- people requiring a 4CPU license + Gold support could 
 buy it
 for more than ~$29 000.

 Everybody were happy.

 With the new licensing:
 Business case A- not anymore...???
 Business case B- not anymore...???
 Business case C (starter kit???)- people requiring a 4CPU license + Gold
 support could buy it for $29 000 (no big change compared to old licensing)

 This new pricing looks really strange to me, I don't see any 
 improvement, it
 answers less business cases.
 The contrary would have been a much clever move:
 Business case D - people requiring a 1CPU license could buy it for $6 
 000 (a
 real starter kit...).

 I suppose that Macromedia made some statistics/business plan before to
 confirm this new pricing (but it looks like they are going to loose so 
 many
 opportunities).

 Flex was already very difficult to sell based on its old price.

 Strange... I don't understand...

 Ben

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 4CPU? Why on earth would someone like to use that on precompiled stuff?

 Regards,

 Sjors Pals


 Michel Jansen wrote:

  Matt Horn wrote:
 
   An old dutch saying : Prices can only go down...  Laszo/BackBase
   time??
  
   Was this before or after the tulip craze? :)
 
  You can make a joke off this but i think that raising the price for
  your licenses more than 100% is not the smartest thing to do!  It can
  be actually cheaper for the 4 CPU License with Gold Support but i am
  loosing a customer here ;-((
 
  Good luck...
 
  Michel
 
  
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Re: [flexcoders] Flex 1.5 price

2005-03-30 Thread Michel Jansen

An old dutch saying : Prices can only go down...  Laszo/BackBase time??


Lucian Beebe wrote:

 There has been a lot of speculation about price changes for Flex. 
 Let's set
 the record straight. As of April 1, we are adjusting the price of Flex.
 There are now three different packages for Flex going forward. For most
 people, the starter kit will provide everything you need for your Flex
 applications: 4 CPUs and Gold Support for $29,000. That's actually cheaper
 than Flex was in the past for 4 CPUs + Gold Support. For the larger Flex
 applications out there, we will sell per CPU at $15,000 per CPU. Finally,
 for software vendors who want to embed Flex in their applications, we have
 special pricing built around your requirements and your market. 
 However, and
 this is important, where you see value in Flex, we are interested in 
 working
 with you to design the right packaging for your needs. If you are 
 interested
 in using Flex on a real project, let us know so we can work with you and
 find the right packaging/pricing to fit your needs.

 In response to some of your comments, over time, we are very interested in
 offering additional licensing options to broaden the range of projects and
 developers who can leverage Flex technology.  We follow the market very
 closely, and pay great attention to your constructive feedback.  We 
 all have
 a stake in the success of this marketplace.

 Why are we changing the price of Flex?

 We have been building, selling, and supporting Flex for a year now. The
 marketplace for rich Internet applications is really taking off. 
 Hundreds of
 applications are being delivered all over the world, and the general
 interest level is really growing out there.

 Within this overall marketplace, there are a variety of customer segments
 and project types with varying requirements. Large enterprise 
 customers and
 systems integration partners require substantial pre-sales engagement and
 ongoing assistance from Macromedia commensurate with the value that they
 intend to derive from the software. Small and medium size customers and
 individual developers require low up front costs to get started fast and
 operate within very limited IT budgets.

 It is important to have great offerings for each type of user. There is no
 one size fits all approach that both makes everyone successful and is
 sustainable over the long term.  A stratified approach makes the most 
 sense,
 and that's what we're gradually implementing.  We've adjusted our core
 product pricing to better reflect both the value derived and the costs
 involved in driving successful projects within large enterprise customers.
 We've also created a starter package that combines deeply discounted Flex
 licenses with high quality support designed to address the needs of large
 customers doing pilot projects or medium size customers doing full
 deployments. 

 Please talk to us if you have special needs. We will continue to work
 directly with enterprise customers doing larger deployments or who desire
 Enterprise Licensing Agreements. We also have specialized offerings 
 for ISVs
 delivering packaged software solutions based on Flex. If you have a 
 project
 specifically suited to Flex but need different packaging, please contact
 your Macromedia sales rep to discuss your project and the pricing options
 that meet your needs.  If you see real value in Flex, there is probably a
 way to make it work.

 Lucian Beebe
 Flex product manager
 Macromedia

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Re: [flexcoders] Flex Authority is now live

2005-02-02 Thread Michel Jansen




Sjors Pals wrote:





Eh, nice
but there is no content at
all at your site.
Did I miss
something?



Don't think so... This is meant to be a good place for flexcoders. I
think it is a great initiative!

Michel


Greets,

Sjors Pals

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Flex
Authority is now live

Hello,

We are happy to announce that Flex
Authority, the
new online Developer
Resource for
Flex Developers, is now officially up
and
running! We were a little bit
over zealous with
our goal to be completely finished by
today--however, the majority of the
sections have been
completed with the Sample section and
Articles
section to be completed by
February 5th.

We are very pleased with the response we
have
received so far! Because of
the large number
of questions we recieved about Flex we
are
dedicating our Articles section
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month. If you have any questions you
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March,
we will begin posting articles.
Please continue
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As always, being a developer myself, I
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Please take
a minute to answer some posts and post
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See you online,

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Laszlo Systems, Inc.

2005-02-02 Thread Michel Jansen
Is this the OpenSource replacement for Flex??
http://www.laszlosystems.com/