Re: FLASH: Flash going the way of the Dinosaurs?

[Eric J. Wittman]

Steve Guluk writes:


>>For instance, leaving bugs in a program assures that the next release will

be welcome.


The reality is if you continue to leave or introduce heinous bugs or

anomalous behavior in a product, you will anger your customer base and they

will look for alternatives. Some products have critical mass and can

therefore get away with more bugs and less innovation. I won't list specific

examples of these products. However, I can say Flash is not one of those

products. Yes there is no direct competition, more perceived competition,

but we an emerging technology and cannot make stupid mistakes. We rely

heavily on our existing customer base not only for revenue (after all, we

gotta support the Nasdaq) but for feedback on learning materials, technical

resources, product features and product vision. We in general are trying to

solve overall design problems which is good for the entire development

community. Anomalous behavior in products hinders solutions and is not in

our product design goals.


Net net, bugs are bad. No fruit flies here.


Cordially,

Eric J. Wittman

Customer Advocate

Product Manager, Flash & Generator

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