I know I haven't been around for two years but this will be my case in point.
When I left back in 2013 for some other jobs, the 3 articles/images on the site's front page are still the same as they are in 2015. - The Flex in a Week Series <http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining/exercises/ex1_01.html> - Flex In A Week Video Series <http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining.html> - Building interactive maps with Flex <http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/interactive_maps.html> What I am saying is, when I was thinking about getting back into the project, I was a little "disenchanted" by seeing those same images and articles, the only new one was FlexJS. So this post is only an observation, it wasn't until I spent a couple days looking at commits and things that I noticed wheels are still turning. I know you update the release version on the front page and have twitter, but what about refreshing those articles with some fresh content? I think we are at a time of technology overload and some old timers, Josh and myself and others that come back to "check in" are feeling that Flex, Flash, ActionScript, MXML are still relevant right now, I think the front page should feel 2015, don't ask me what that means. :) We might gain some other's subconscious curiosity. Discuss?
