[osflash] IDE mon amour, the poll results.

[Marcelo de Moraes Serpa]

I would have love to answer this poll but I didn't know about it.

Marcelo.

On 9/2/06, iiley <iiley.chen at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> hmmm ... osflash community really is not big as AJAX, and it's of course,
> very small than java, event small than javascript world.
> But, well, only 22 poeple answers maybe because not many one know that, i
> know that poll, but i can't open the link you gived erixtekila, sorry that i
> have not told you about that, i just remember that day i try to open it but
> can't, and not many people replied that thread, so i then fogot it.
>
> Martin's idea is good, i think there should be may people there on the
> internet but not subscribed to the osflash list, they are just users, and
> they do not do os developing, but they are interested in osflash, so they
> just view the website and not in the list. A blog as Martin said maybe a
> good idea.
>
> The little of the osflash community will not stop me and my friend's plan,
> we'll start a haXe IDE project soon. I'll start a thread about it on the
> list right now. :)
>
> Cheers~
>
> 2006/9/2, Martin Heidegger <mastakaneda at gmail.com>:
>
> > Well even if its possible to count it up to 100 people - its still only
> > 100 people. Go to ajaxian and you maybe find lot more. This is only a sign
> > for the bad constitution of the community. The people from AJAX help
> > themselves by creating a big blog - like ajaxian. Question: Would it do any
> > good for the osflash community to have a blog where people (not just one)
> > write about their stuff, their point of view and new ones? In this way
> > discussion like about the IDE might have reached a bigger part of the Flash
> > audience (this audience is undoubtly big). It would also be good if this
> > blog is not something of some narcists. I think about those people that are
> > names in the web to write there. Namly if they are interested: of course
> > Aral but also Nicolas, Colin Moock, Mario Klingemann, Simon Wacker, Grant
> > Skinner, Alessandro di Crugnola, the Hall's, the strange as2api guy, Moses,
> > Alex U., Andre Michelle, Claus Wahlers, Daron Schall, Ralf B. and so on. I
> > mean all those guys who's blogs are read often anyway and are related to
> > Open Source in the flash community.
> >
> > greetings
> > Martin.
> >
> > 2006/9/2, erixtekila <erixtekila at gmail.com>:
> >
> > > Hi list,
> > >
> > > To follow the discussion about the perfect IDE and what swf-coders do
> > > need, I send you this little bulletin.
> > > 3 days after, 22 persons have answered.
> > >
> > > If someone wants me to do some datamining and create statecharts and
> > > the like, tell me.
> > > But roughly, I can say either :
> > > 1- No one cares.
> > > 2- swf-coders are a very little community.
> > >
> > > Those two reasons might explain the bad support swf opensource
> > > projects
> > > get.
> > > This is (unfortunatly) what all the teams, I met by the past, told me
> > > about the flash community.
> > >
> > > I wonder how such big efforts help some… but I respect those ones and
> > > will try to leverage them as much as I can.
> > > Cheers.
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