I honestly did not know that My Site was included in the Flash Timeline, Adobe never told me. I was interviewing a Designer/Developer for CSS/XHTML and he told me that he felt good talking to me. He saw my name on the Flash Timeline and asked me to confirm if that was me. I told him, “Well, I do not know, let me check out.” I thought, may be he meant the one in the Adobe Community Experts. I had checked Flash Timeline before but not that close to look at each and every screen, frame, text, word, link!
After finishing up the telephonic interview with the candidate. I double checked Flash Timeline, clicked on the “Click to Launch” link and watch over the whole interaction and of course, I saw my name mentioned yet again by Adobe. It is in the year 2001, they even have that red glow thingy glowing over Mumbai, India to mark my location. However, I am not sure how did they dig up the text describing my site. I think I had that long back and it did strike back good memories of the time when I started off with Flash. Thanks Adobe!
For ten years, Flash technology has been the de facto standard for creating rich, interactive content. Today, over two million Flash developers use Flash to create content for web sites, interactive presentations, and mobile devices. In celebration of the Flash community, Adobe has created an interactive timeline so that you can explore the dramatic history and promising future of Flash.
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Congrat on this. I can still remember the early Brajeshwar.com. I forgot, if its v1 or v2 but it has an Aishwarya Rai on it.
Congrats once again and my good wishes on the many years to come.
Hi Martin, Thanks for your kind words.
Well, I don’t even have the back-ups for v1 but yes, it was some kinda Flash Intro (remember those days, pppsssssttttt, pppsssssttttt), v2 was an interactive interface with no intro. I think I started integrating a blog right off v3 (through blogger.com) though it was still a design oriented site. Well, after that it is all about articles and downloadable source files, et al.
I still have v2 but without the source files.
I don’t know where v3 is but I have kept Movable Type Template Archives since v4 (v7 is the latest).
Well, I am thinking if I should move to Wordpress from v8 and co-incide that with the CSS May 1 Reboot next year.
Well, Archive.com have the archives for Brajeshwar!
Congrats Brajeshwar. This is indeed an honor. You make us proud!
Thanks Bobby.
Congrats Brajeshwar. It’s indeed a long time back when I saw your site. I think it was version 2.0.
Keep the great work going.
Hemant
Thanks Hemant!
Hi Brajeshwar,
It’s good to see your progress and growth with special mention from big player, way to go man. Wishes for many more such success ahead. All the best.
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