So why have I been so quiet for pretty much the last year outside of some token posts? Well, our re-launched CynergyTV experience holds the reason, and I'm glad I can finally talk about it. So Dave, you mean you've spent the last year re-building CynergyTV? Nope, not quite.

This blog is becoming awfully barren as of late, and, despite my best efforts to stay active, it has been close to impossible to post entries due to the fact that there are only 24 hours in a day. However, I'm incredibly proud to finally show off what keeps me and my co-workers at Cynergy so busy. Today we launched Cynergy TV, an interactive Flex-based channel where we will be publishing all sorts of showcases, flex tips, tricks, etc., that we hope will benefit the Adobe Flex community.

It is with incredible pride and a renewed energy that I'm happy to announce that I have officially accepted a position with Cynergy Systems starting later this month! In my new role, I will be a consultant working on Flex 2 applications integrating with Java backends. I have been on "Cloud Nine" since late Friday when I received the offer, and my brain is about ten miles ahead of my fingers as I type this out, so if I'm all over the map with this post, please hang with me!

Sometime over the last couple of weeks, I officially passed the "10 year" mark using ColdFusion. It's not like it's my birthday, so the exact date escapes me, but I remember that it was about a month or so into my sophomore year at George Washington University that I stumbled upon this relatively new scripting language that made building dynamic web sites easy. The rest, as they say, is history. OK, enough nostalgia.

Via Marco Casario's blog, I noted that Adobe has signed an agreement with O'Reilly Media "to co-publish and co-brand books and online learning resources for developers creating applications with technologies such as Adobe Flex, ActionScript, and Adobe Flash and Flash Video." -- but not ColdFusion. Sigh.

Recently, I've been wrestling with the task of migrating our current source control solution from Microsoft® Visual SourceSafe® over to Subversion. Now, I know there are many of you who are cringing at the mere mention of using VSS. However, until recently, it has been an extremely stable solution for our source control needs. And hey, at least we have a source control solution, right?!