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  • Nov132009
    Event posted Sep 29 by jonbcampos in Event Calendar public
    Date and Time:
    November 13, 2009 from 5:30am - 4:00pm
    Speakers:

    Danny Dura | Twitter

    "Currently based in Dallas, Texas, I am a Platform Evangelist at Adobe focusing on the Flash Platform. I have given presentations on Flash, AIR, and Flex all over the world at user group meetings, conferences, and pretty much anywhere someone is willing to give a listening ear. Outside of my day job I enjoy general aviation, gaming, and most recently wood working (it gets me away from the pixels)."

    James Ward | Twitter

    James Ward is a Technical Evangelist for Flex at Adobe and Adobe’s JCP representative to JSR 286, 299, and 301. Much like his love for climbing mountains he enjoys programming because it provides endless new discoveries, elegant workarounds, summits and valleys. His adventures in climbing have taken him many places. Likewise, technology has brought him many adventures, including: Pascal and Assembly back in the early 90’s; Perl, HTML, and JavaScript in the mid 90’s; then Java and many of it’s frameworks beginning in the late 90’s. Today he primarily uses Flex to build beautiful front-ends for Java based back-ends. Prior to Adobe, James built a rich marketing and customer service portal for Pillar Data Systems.

    Mike Wilcox | Twitter

    Mike Wilcox is a software engineer for of one of the top AJAX companies in the United States,  SitePen Inc., which is comprised of the original contributors of the Dojo Toolkit and other open source technologies. As co-founder of the JavaScript user group in Dallas, Club AJAX, Mike is a regular speaker with presentations that include "The JavaScript Programming Primer" and "'That's not Flash?' Native Browser Vector Graphics".

    Mike is a key developer for the new Deft project in Dojo that implements most of the Flash-based components used in DojoX, like the File Uploader and the Video and Audio controls. He is also a primary contributor of the Dojo extensions for Adobe AIR. His latest project is a vector-based drawing library, which he hopes can be used to push the boundaries of browser user interfaces.

    Dan Blackman | Twitter

    Mudd Brick is a Premiere Adobe Training partner focused on software design, development and training of internet applications. At Mudd Brick we bring experience to every aspect of what we do. For the past 12 years, we have partnered with Adobe to provide solutions from ColdFusion applications to Rich Internet Applications using Flex and Flash software.

    Jonathan Campos | Twitter

    Jonathan Campos has been specifically building web applications since 2000 using a variety of tools and languages for many different clients. The technologies include: PHP, MYSQL, POSTGRES, Flash, Flex, AIR, Actionscript, Javascript, and Ruby. Jonathan is currently a Principal Architect at Miller and Associates in Dallas Texas and Co-Owner of UnitedMindset with friend Dimi Arhontidis. Jonathan leads various development teams and advises for multiple companies around the world along with being an active trainer in Flex development.

    Matt Bugbee | Twitter

    Matt Bugbee is an Interactive Developer currently doing Flex based Multitouch Research & Development at Miller and Associates in Dallas, Tx.

    Mike Nimer | Twitter

    Mike has spent over a decade building web applications, the servers that run web applications, as well as providing consulting and mentoring help for development teams around the world. Currently Mike Nimer is the Director of Engineering and Architect of the nomee.com application. Before joining nomee, Mike was a founding partner of Digital Primates IT Consulting Group; providing mentoring and development support on the Adobe RIA and ColdFusion platforms. Prior to founding Digital Primates, Mike was a member of the Adobe ColdFusion engineering team where he was involved with a number of key features including PDF generation and the integration of Flex 2 with the ColdFusion Server.

    Jason Fincanon | Twitter

    Flash and Flex developer with over 10 years of experience, has done development on a wide range of projects including large scale websites, AIR applications and games. He has been in the interactive advertising field since 2003, authored a book on the subject in 2007 and is currently in the process of writing the 2nd edition.

    Christopher Long | Twitter

    Christopher Long has been a multimedia developer for over 10 years. He loves music and video and has worked with both of them extensively throughout his career. Using the Flash Platform, Christopher has developed microsites, rich media ads, and web based applications for a multitude of clients including some of the largest brands in the United States. In 2008 he founded Ovrflo Media, Inc., a web production house.

    Dimi Arhontidis | Twitter

    Dimi is a designer specializing in front-end UI design for web, and web apps.

    Dimi has been designing for about 14 years now, started his design career in print and corporate branding, and moved to web and application design.

    Carter Bradford

    Carter Bradford has been working as an IT Consultant for the past 10 years with an emphasis on IT strategy and large-scale systems integration.  Much of this time was spent working on international assignments including projects in Finland, Brazil and Japan.  Prior to this, he was a research engineer working on various projects for the Department of Defense.  Carter has been working with Flex since the 1.0 days and has a keen interest in the web and browser as a platform for enterprise applications.

    Joel Hooks | Twitter

    Joel Hooks is a Flash Platform developer with experience in Actionscript 3, Flex, and Python. Joel spent the first 13 years of his professional career as a 3d animator and graphic designer working on computer based training applications from that perspective. His interest in programming goes as far back as "TELL TURTLE" and he has always been interested in the technological challenges related to developing software making work a little bit easier. With the introduction of Actionscript 3, Joel finally found a platform that allows him to architect useful tools while fully leveraging his experience as a visual artist. Joel is passionate about technology and enjoys exploring the landscape of frameworks, libraries, and tools that make his work constantly fun and challenging.

    Mike Smith

    of Miller and Associates

    Nate Beck | Twitter

    Nate Beck is a flasher / flexer from Seattle, WA. Nate has been playing around and working with Flash since 2001, and has been programming Flex since version 1.5 (2004).  Nate has worked for a variety of companies including Boeing and T-Mobile USA. Nate also is the founder of BugQuash, an event the brings developers together to fix bugs in the Flex SDK, providing a more stable platform for everyone.

    Until making the leap out on his own, Nate worked as the Senior Adobe Developer for T-mobile's research and innovation team.  His job was to quickly prototype time and money saving solutions for the company. Nate was also the lead Flash developer for Snapvine.com and has an extensive background in widget and social network development. Nate's widgets are loaded millions of times each day.

    In his free-time, Nate is a hobbyist game developer and an active contributor to the PushButton Engine open source game engine.

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  • Entry posted Nov 02 by jonbcampos in Blog public

    Welcome to a new month and some new sugar induced headaches. I hope that Halloween and October ended with a blast as we are quickly marching towards Turkey Day!

    This month is another exciting month in the life of D-Flex!

    Presenting at D-Flex this month we have Dave Shuck talking about Test Driven Development in FlashBuilder 4!

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    Everyone,

    This week is D-Flex! Come join the largest Flex community in the
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    Why is this month special? Because this month was MAX, Adobe's annual
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