Mike Chambers

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Chart : FlexCoder’s List Historical Post Trends

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I have noticed over the past couple of weeks that the volume of posts to the FlexCoder’s list seemed to be increasing. So, in order to confirm this, I put together a quick chart that plots the last two years of post volume to FlexCoders broken down by month.



As you can see, it has definitely been trending up, with a pretty sharp rise since the beginning of the year.

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You can view the source for the chart here (or just right click on the chart).

You can find more information on the FlexCoder’s list here.

Written by mikechambers

April 11th, 2006 at 9:25 pm

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3 Responses to 'Chart : FlexCoder’s List Historical Post Trends'

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  1. I think it’ll be interesting to see this chart six months or a year from now, once Flex takes hold. I finally found some time to muck around with Flex 2.0 and it is quite simply, “astounding”.

    It seems like any feature that I need to add to my application can be done in minutes where it used to take hours (and this is my first time using Flex). This is a spectacular framework that rivals the best of the best (including current framework poster boy Ruby on Rails). Even the documentation is exceptional (and only to get better).

    Tim Scollick

    12 Apr 06 at 7:09 am

  2. Now that you mention charts…Is there any way to dynamically adjust the scale of the chart view? Or will it always “scale to fit” so to speak? (this is specifically for the mx:LineChart in flex 2 charting components)

    David

    12 Apr 06 at 1:14 pm

  3. fyi, you can see a similar trend in discussion volume on technorati:

    http://www.technorati.com/chart/flex?chartdays=360&language=n&authority=n

    mike chambers

    mesh@adobe.com

    mike chambers

    14 Apr 06 at 2:21 pm

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