Aggregated By MXNA... wait, shouldn't that be AXNA?

Yippee! MXNA (Macromedia XML News Aggregator) picked me up for their feeds. I guess this means I'll be getting some more traffic to the blog. (It also means I need to start posting more frequently!) Actually, I was a bit annoyed because it's taken about 5 months for me to get picked up by them. I know they've had to deal with a few minor distractions lately, such as the the Adobe merger, so I guess I can forgive them.

If you don't know about MXNA yet, I highly recommend checking it out. It's a great way to find tons fo Flash info, among other things. I have their main RSS feed bookmarked in Firefox so I can immediately jump to any blogs that look like they have interesting posts.

I don't have a lot more to say at the moment, but keep an eye on my blog. This week I'm finishing up a major job using Flash and MTASC for Cog1 and IFC. It was a real opportunity to put various Flash development techniques I've been thinking about into practice. I will try to post my new observations and conclusions here soon. I will say that, after finishing this project, I am more convinced now, than ever before, that the Flash platform -- yes, it has earned the right to be called a platform -- has tremendous untapped potential for delivering unique applications over the internet.