Any development company that jumps to the latest products such as Flash/DW are asking for trouble. It's highly unlikely that the larger companies will invest in multiple licences for these versions so soon, especially since they offer so little to the developer.
As far as Flash MX 2004 is concerned, around 70% of the flash developers I know can't stand it due to UI bugs and general loss in performance.
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Any development company that jumps to the latest products such as Flash/DW are asking for trouble. It's highly unlikely that the larger companies will invest in multiple licences for these versions so soon, especially since they offer so little to the developer. As far as Flash MX 2004 is concerned, around 70% of the flash developers I know can't stand it due to UI bugs and general loss in performance.