1 Year Anniversary

Posted by Jesse Freeman | Filed under Announcements

July 5th was this site’s 1 year anniversary.

Flash Bum BloggingHere I am blogging at one of my satellite offices.

I just wanted to thank everyone who reads this blog for all the comments, emails, and support. I truly love sharing my knowledge with others and hope this site turns into a great resource for anyone needing help or inspiration when working with ActionScript. I have watched my traffic grow from 77 visits in July of 07 to just over 169 people a day last month totaling 5,078 visits in June of 08! The first 6 days of this month alone have generated over 500 visits and I have all of you to thank!

I am always running into people (in the biz) who tell me they saw my blog or have been readers and its a great feeling. Please leave some comments on how you found me, what you think, and if this site has been a help. For any new comers here are a few highlights from this past year:

And I have even more cool stuff planned to post for the next year! Hope you enjoy…

Thank again,
Jesse Freeman aka The Flash Bum

  1. This is my most popular post so far on this site [↩]
  2. This reflection class was the first thing I posted on this site July 5, 2007 [↩]

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  • Thanks for the feedback. Hope to be getting back to posting new stuff real soon. Been working on a lot of stuff during the past 2 weeks...
  • I found your site through Flash Bookmarks. I really like it so far, been on here for about the past hour. Nice work
  • Keep it up. For me, your site has been a go to place for a perspective not directly from an adobe company blog.

    Thanks for the work.
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the general who wins a battle makes many calculations in his temple ere the battle is fought. The general who loses a battle makes but few calculations beforehand. Thus do many calculations lead to victory, and few calculations to defeat: how much more no calculation at all! It is by attention to this point that I can foresee who is likely to w in or lose.

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