Sadly, Flash Insider is retiring. During the past two years, Weblogs Inc. has made a gradual evolution from producing mostly business/pro content to publishing sites for a broader consumer audience. We are all grateful to David Robinson, Mike Schleifstein, and (recently) Russ Heimlich for their great contributions in sustaining this blog. Each of them will continue to write for Weblogs, Inc. on a variety of subjects.
And, naturally, we're grateful to our readers! Thank you for your loyalty.
Flash Insider retiring
Reader Comments
(Page 1)3. I have watched this site since day one and the type of content featured is always something new and fresh, things I need to know. It is sad that the web has not grown at the rate it once was and the drive to share and inovate is somewhat weak right now. But I see a more main stream adoption of the web and tech that will surely force the next level of evolution.
I find it strange that two weeks ago I walked away from my Flash design and development job to try my hand at a new approach to the mobile interfaces. It is much more physical design, but the things that Flash has afforded me in the last 9+ years have formed me as a better designer and opened a lot of doors that would have never opened for me.
To the Flash Insider team, THANK YOU. The site will be missed.
Posted at 4:29PM on Aug 11th 2006 by shaniac
4. I've appreciated the contributions made here too... good luck in future endeavors!
Posted at 5:48PM on Aug 11th 2006 by John Dowdell
5. thanks for all the support, be sure to check out more posts by the former flash insider crew are bloggingneworleans.com and if you want to find me check out my personal site:
http://www.schleifstein.net
thanks again for all the support, see you round the b-0-sphere
Posted at 6:23PM on Aug 11th 2006 by Mike Schleifstein
6. Hey, it's the second weblogs inc blog, which is retired today. What is happening?!
Posted at 6:35PM on Aug 11th 2006 by Kent
7. Is this site going to be taken down? If so when?
Posted at 7:11PM on Aug 12th 2006 by Tom
9. There is always future, if you are interested in this future
Posted at 4:05PM on Aug 14th 2006 by Intex
10. tooo long...
Posted at 7:32AM on Aug 15th 2006 by Guram
11. What did you say about?
Posted at 7:07PM on Aug 15th 2006 by Home.r
12. /cry
I have greatly enjoyed all of your work.
Posted at 5:49PM on Aug 29th 2006 by James Briggs
13. So sad, this was a very good resource.
Posted at 5:19AM on Sep 8th 2006 by mjorge
14. The reason as it appears is a big filtering process through webloginc blogs. However, I still can't understand why this is being applied to the popular ones.
Posted at 6:57AM on Sep 14th 2006 by Mag
15. Maybe it has something to do with Adobe-Macromedia merge :D
Posted at 7:04AM on Oct 15th 2006 by Andy James
16. Can't help but post. Thanks for all the good times, guys!
Posted at 2:02AM on Oct 17th 2006 by Carolynn
1. Flash Insider may not have been updated very frequently, but I have kept it in my bookmarks and my feed readers. It will be missed.
Posted at 6:36PM on Aug 10th 2006 by Brian Sexton