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January 23, 2007

Your Chance To Weigh In On The Future Of Flex

Adobe is looking for experienced developers (including ColdFusion developers specifically) to join an advisory panel dedicated to the next major version of Flex and beyond. If you are interested, fill in the online application. Selected panel respondents will have the opportunity to provide feedback on future versions of Flex, and will get to test early releases of Adobe software. In appreciation, all active participants will be eligible to receive a complimentary license of an Adobe desktop product.


Evans Data: Flex Rates Highest For Security

I've read and reread this blurb several times, and am not sure I get it. But as per this story, 400 developers were surveyed by Evans Data about development languages, and Flex was rated highest when it comes to security.

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