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Flash for Andriod
Event posted on Aug 21 by johnbarrett1

David Gamez

Dave Gamez will be showing Flash for Android, from showing the set up, the workflow and how to publish your app to your phone and in the Google app store.

This meeting will also be on-line at:

http://experts.adobeconnect.com/hawaiiflash/

The recording to tonight's event - http://experts.adobeconnect.com/p305dn8lpzd/

my intro slides - http://hawaiiflash.org/hawaiiflash/meetings/2011/August/flash_android.pdf

David Slides - http://hawaiiflash.org/hawaiiflash/meetings/2011/August/dave_gamez_flash_for_android_hfug_29_aug_11.pdf

Developing AIR for Android using Flash CS5
Event posted on Feb 10 by johnbarrett1

Chris Griffith

New to mobile development? Wondering how mobile applications are built? This presentation will walk you the entire development process of the AIR for Android application from design to deployment. Chris Griffith will show you how he designed and built the application using a variety of tools and techniques.

BIO

Chris Griffith is a Staff Engineer in the User Experience group at Qualcomm, Inc. He has over 15 years experience in developing a wide range of prototypes for a variety of clients. He currently works with the full spectrum of the Flash Platform from mobile devices to web/desktop.

He is also an Adobe Community Professional and is presently the co-manager of the San Diego Flash User Group and the Flash Catalyst Community Lead for Adobe Systems, Inc. He also has been involved with the National Science Foundation’s National Science Digital Library project. Recently he has developed several iPhone applications and Android application. He also writes for peachpit.com and O’Reilly’s InsideRIA. When he is not coding, he is either spending time with his family or out kayaking.

[Opinions and thoughts that are my own and that are not necessarily shared by the company that I work for.]

blog:chrisgriffith.wordpress.com

twitter: @chrisgriffith

This meeting will be hosted on-line as well.

The Connect URL is http://experts.adobeconnect.com/hawaiiflash/

Meeting Recording

It is best to save the pdf slides(right click save as) as they take a while to load

My Intro Slides

Chris's Talk

Introduction to Away3D using Broomstick 2
Event posted on Jun 12 by johnbarrett1

James Wagstaff

James Wagstaff will be talking about Broomstick which has more power than Away3D 3.6!

The two engines seem to have some very significant differences and why learn everything twice!  Besides, Away3D 3.6 will be more or less obsolete by year end, so we only be talking Broomstick! 

The meeting will cover

• Setting up Flex Builder to develop for Broomstick 
• Views, Cameras, Meshes, Primitives, ObjectContainer3Ds and the render loop
• Stuff specific to my project - SWF, LinearExtrude, Merge and Camera states
• Timelines to release

The Connect URL for the meeting is -http://experts.adobeconnect.com/hawaiiflash/

What’s New in Flash Player 11.2 and Adobe AIR 3.2
Event posted on Apr 12 by johnbarrett1

Joseph Labrecque

The release of Flash Player 11 and Adobe AIR 3 six months ago has greatly expanded the capabilities of the platform in ways that truly overshadow previous releases in terms of the raw capabilities added to the platform – but there are a lot of nice little things to talk about as well.

In this session, Joseph Labrecque, author of the O’Reilly books “What’s New in Flash Player 11” and “What’s New in Adobe AIR 3”, will present a number of examples showcasing the more stand-out features of these releases along with examples of additions recently released with Flash Player 11.2 and AIR 3.2. For those who have yet to explore all of the new runtime additions and enhancements – this is a great opportunity to do so!

The time zone is in Hawaii, if you are not in Hawaii, and want to watch on-line, please check your timezone here -http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

For example this is 6:00 pm east coast time

The URL for the Meeting is  - http://experts.adobeconnect.com/hawaiiflash/

You can see the Introduction talk by John Barrett - http://hawaiiflash.org/meetings/2012/may/flash_air.pdf

you can see view Joseph's slides here - http://hawaiiflash.org/meetings/2012/may/HFUG_May2012_Labrecque.pdf

You can view the recording here - http://experts.adobeconnect.com/p6m8ppmj7zw/

What Type of Talks will Interested you most?
Topic Suggestion posted on Mar 21 by johnbarrett1

Hi,

I would like to take a poll to find out what type of events that you would like to have schedule here at this group?

Actionscript 3.0

General Flash

Design & Animation

What's New in Flash CS5.5 4
Event posted on Apr 14 by johnbarrett1

Ben Fhala is the founder of Everything Flash And ActionScript Online School. As an Adobe Community Professional, Adobe pre-release member and an Adobe ACE that works with the largest advertising companies in the world, he has in depth insight of the future of the web and a unique non mainstream approach to teaching that really works. You can follow him on Twitter @everythingfla or read his Flash And Everything Else.

Come to this meeting to find out all the exciting new featutres that is included in Flash CS 5.5. The Speaker will be Ben Fhala.
He will be convering some of the new featues such as:

• New Project setup
• Sharing & Scaling Assets across Projects
• Authortime Shared Assets
• AIR for Android Support
• Export/export as Bitmap
  
• TLF Performance Improvements
  
• Code Snippets for Mobile and AIR
• Cut, Copy, Paste and Duplicate Layers
  
• Auto Recover & Save
  
• and much mroe

Intro slides

the rcording - http://experts.adobeconnect.com/p2nqq65ctqg/

What's New in Flash Player 10.1
Event posted on Jul 02 by johnbarrett1

Omar Gonzalez

• Senior Software Architect for Almer/Blank
• Manager of the LA Flash User Group

Tonight's event will be a chance for you to come learn all the new & exciting features in Flash Player 10.1!

you can see some of the new features of flash player 10.1 here - http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/features.html

Also, be sure to check out -  6 lesser known features in Flash Player 10.1

I will update the event when I get more details tomorrow, I am particlualr very excited about this talk, and I would like to thanks Omar very much for giving this talk!!!

The meeting will be live over Adobe Connect, and all are welcome to attend, but please RSVP if you are planning to attend.

The Adobe Connect Room for this meeting is:

http://experts.na3.acrobat.com/flashplayer/ I will open the room a little before the meeting starts. This meeting is 5:00 pm Hawaiian time!
Even if you are only planning to attend through connect please RSVP for the meeting!

I would like to thank Omar Gonzalez for given this talk, he did such a fantasic job, I was so excited about his talk, and I am looking very forward to having Omar to give future talks at HFUG!

I would also like to thank everybody who came out for the event!

You can view the recorded meeting through connect here:

http://experts.na3.acrobat.com/p43277019/

Also, you can download Omar's Slides here:

http://hawaiiflash.org/Meetings/2010/July/FlashPlayer10.1UpdatesReview.pdf

Reflex with Ben Stucki
Event posted on Oct 22 by johnbarrett1

Ben Stucki is Chief Architect and CEO of Digital Analog LLC, where he creates some generally kick-ass web technology. 

His ability to fuse powerful server-side technologies with advanced client-side rendering have made him a critical asset to projects such as Universal Mind’s SpatialKey and B-Line Medical’s SimCapture, and his contributions to open-source projects such as Degrafa, FlexLib and Reflex have earned him recognition as an industry leader.Today, Ben continues to explore the boundaries of what’s possible online at benstucki.net.

Reflex is extremely light weight yet powerful and do not rely on the Flex framework.

Components

Reflex components are incredibly customizable, light-weight and easy to use. Try them in an AS3 project to get started and move to an MXML workflow when you need to create data intensive applications.

Layouts

Reflex layouts are versatile and light-weight. They provide advanced measurement and invalidation when you need it and stay out of your way when you don’t.

Skins

Reflex skins allow you to control every aspect of a component’s visual appearance. From custom classes to animated MovieClips – or event just PNGs, we’ve got a solution to fit your workflow.

Behaviors

Reflex behaviors control how a component responds to user input. With behaviors you can customize existing functionality without breaking or rewriting the parts that already work.

this meeting will be on-line through connect

http://experts.adobeconnect.com/hawaiiflash/

My Introduction Slides:

Intro slides

The Recorded ReFlex Meeting:

http://experts.adobeconnect.com/p19684216/

Git Hub Code For ReFlex:

https://github.com/reflex/reflex-components

Ben's Blog

OOP and Flash
Event posted on Dec 15 by johnbarrett1

Ben Fhala

OOP stands for Object-Oriented Programming. When you are coding big projects you will have hundreds (even thousands) of lines of code and it can get very unorganized. This is where OOP comes in. You can make classes, which are external .as files (ActionScript files) and import them into your project. You can then use the methods and properties in that class.
Also, instead of having to write the same code over and over again you could make a class containing that code. Then whenever that code is needed instead of having to write it all you can just call it from the class.

The speaker Ben Fhala  The owner  of EverythingFLA.com is joining us this month to talk about OOP in a very pragmatic manor. Instead of focusing on the details this session will be focused on the ideas behind OOP and how they can translate into the way you think as a developer. This session is ideal for people that have no experience coding in OOP or have limited experience. Ben would love to get questions and concerns you have in advance and will try to build the session.

This meeting will be on-line only, and can be viewed at - http://experts.adobeconnect.com/hawaiiflash/

The Meeting's recording - http://experts.adobeconnect.com/p6my791tf1r/

My Intro Slides - http://hawaiiflash.org/meetings/2012/January/OOP.pdf

Starling Tips and Tricks
Event posted on Oct 28 by johnbarrett

Starling Tips & Tricks With Dave Gámez

Starling is a free Open Source Game Engine built on top of Adobe's Flash technology developed by Gamua the creators of the Sparrow Game Framework for iOS, it runs not only in the browser, but on all major mobile platforms out there, including iOS and Android. 

I've been using Starling in my last projects and learned a few tips & tricks that I want to share with You in the course of this meeting. 

Although Starling can be used for Desktop & Browser projects I'll be focusing on Starling for Mobile more specifically for the iOS platform, I will show You how to develop a simple game that runs on iPhone/iPad both in SD and HD resolutions using a single code base. 

Things we'll see on the meeting:

• How to set up your Starling project in FDT IDE. 
• Create and prepare your Textures using Texture Packer
• Set up your main class file so your game runs both on iPhone/iPad SD and Retina displays.
• Set up your Assets class so it grabs the proper texture based on the device your game is running. 
• Create and implement Bitmap Fonts for your game texts using Glyph Designer
• Test Debug and Profile your application both on the simulator and on physical devices. 
• Set up and export your final iOS application

See You there! 

http://experts.adobeconnect.com/hawaiiflash/

Dave's Slides - http://www.slideshare.net/swfgeek/starling-tips-and-tricks-talk-15323338

Meeting Recording - https://experts.adobeconnect.com/_a204547676/p2hpxzy967v/?launcher=false&fcsContent=true&pbMode=normal

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