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Poll Results: What was the biggest development of 2008?

Rich Tretola
January 19, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (0)

The results are in and it seems that you were most excited about the release of AIR in 2008 and Flex going open source. These two choices garnered the top two spots in our poll with each grabbing over 25% of the vote. Flash Catalyst and the opening of the iPhone each had over 10% of the vote as well. To see the full results, please click here. Thanks for taking part in this weeks poll.

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