http://aaronhardy.com/flex/the-best-flex-mvc-framework/ For all your Aaron Hardy needs. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:50:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://aaronhardy.com/flex/the-best-flex-mvc-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-577 AaronHardy.com :: For all your Aaron Hardy needs. » Blog Archive » Meta-Learnings from Adobe MAX 2008 Tue, 02 Dec 2008 04:46:23 +0000 http://aaronhardy.com/?p=68#comment-577 [...] Flex microarchitectures/frameworks are like punk trends.  A decade ago, the trend was baggy jeans, cushiony shoes, and spiky hair.  I liked and still like most of the those trends for comfort and skateboardability.  Now it seems punks are having a hard time differentiating themselves from themselves.  They can barely fit in their pants, have their hair slicked over their eyes, and are back to paper-thin Converse Allstars.  Flex microarchitectures have similar trends.  It used to be that everyone was all gung-ho about them.  They loved em and thought they were cooler for having more than three on their resume.  Now you’ve got a bunch of people saying, “Nah, they suck….I don’t even need them…and you suck for using them.”  As with the punk trends, I sit in the middle. [...] [...] Flex microarchitectures/frameworks are like punk trends.  A decade ago, the trend was baggy jeans, cushiony shoes, and spiky hair.  I liked and still like most of the those trends for comfort and skateboardability.  Now it seems punks are having a hard time differentiating themselves from themselves.  They can barely fit in their pants, have their hair slicked over their eyes, and are back to paper-thin Converse Allstars.  Flex microarchitectures have similar trends.  It used to be that everyone was all gung-ho about them.  They loved em and thought they were cooler for having more than three on their resume.  Now you’ve got a bunch of people saying, “Nah, they suck….I don’t even need them…and you suck for using them.”  As with the punk trends, I sit in the middle. [...]

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