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Tip of the Day – A new way to get involved with Flex
So the reason I haven’t posted a tip the past couple of days is because I have been working on a new project.
Check it out here —> Bug Quash
Please vote on the poll. We’re trying to see how much interest there is in this kind of event.
Any questions, comments, ideas, complaints, suggestions, etc… please post them below.
p.s. I know… this wasn’t really a tip… but I’m tired and it’s beddy time for Nate.
:: Update ::
New information including how to sign up for notifications —> here.
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