Alex, I think the developer driven model that you all have adopted is great. It's agile in that you let the community create a prioritization of needs. It gets complicated when you are constrained with resources (trying to create the API V2, maintain API V1 and ensure the developers are attended to all at the same time), but you all seem to manage -- somehow.
So like I said, one aspect of success I'd suggest you express is the fostering of community participation in crafting the methods and features of the API. @dougw On Feb 6, 7:40 am, Nicole Simon <[email protected]> wrote: > Great. Would be interested to see how much part the Twitter clients have > with the download of AIR apps. > > Non standard windows behaviour on a basic level. Using AIR apps takes me out > of my ecosystem. I could are less about cross platform, that is something > hindering me promoting any air app. > > Memory usage - dont know if it is the programming of the app or an air > problem. > > Best practise usages / examples done by twitter or adobe would help the > community to build better apps. Supporting that will be helpful for more > spread of AIR apps. > > hth > Nicole
