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  • BAFPUG Touch screen15.0
    Entry posted Mar 05 by Valery Pesetski

    On February 16 - 17 a number of seminar-workshops on new Adobe trends were held in Vitebsk and Minsk with the support of Intetics Co. Piotr Walczyszyn, a evangelist for Adobe Systems Inc., briefed the audience on such technologies as Flash, Flex, and AIR 2.0.

    Minsk seminar, organized for the Belarusian Adobe Flash Platform User Group, was devoted to the issues of Flash application development for iPhone as well as new Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2.0. At this seminar Piotr paid much attention to practical examples and object lessons for advanced users.

  • BAFPUG November 21
    Entry posted Jan 13 by Valery Pesetski

    A thematic meeting of the Belarusian Adobe Flash Platform User Group (BAFPUG) was held on November 21 in Minsk with the assistance of its permanent partner – Intetics Co. The most active Belarusian Flash developers gathered for the fourth time to discuss the topical issues of server-side communication.


    The following reports were delivered to the audience:

    • Sergey Shamruk (Intetics):“Model Layer of Application” (value objects, serialization to/from xml/json)
    • Yuri Zhloba (Createch): “Development for Flash Media Server”
    • Yazlovetski Sergey(EPAM systems): “RPC and Flex Messaging of BlazeDS” (Java Server)


    The presentations generated huge interest among the attendees. During the intense discussion a lot of other interesting aspects of Flash development were addressed. Their detailed examination will be put on the agenda of further BAFPUG meetings.

  • Intetics Sponsors Two Meetings of the BAFPUG.
    Entry posted 09/18/09 by Valery Pesetski

    The 1st and 3rd meetings of the Belarusian Flash and Flex developers took place on August 10, 2008 and March 15, 2009. Both events were organized by Intetics Co. They were held in Minsk International Education Center (IBB) which is specifically designed and perfectly equipped for various conferences, seminars, training sessions and focus groups. The meetings gathered about 70 developers from Minsk and regional centers, as well as foreign guests from Russia and Ukraine.





  • Adobe Usergroup Tour in Minsk34.0
    Entry posted 07/07/09 by Valery Pesetski

    Ура! В Минске прошел тур компании Adobe и попал на первую страницу газеты "Компьютерные Вести". Вот, что они про нас написали:

    Хорошей традицией становится проведение в Минске презентаций своих новых продуктов и новых версий знакомых инструментов известными во всём мире компаниями. Вот и представитель Adobe в рамках мирового тура, посвящённого большому обновлению Flex и ColdFusion, провёл презентацию новинок в нашей столице.

  • Three Days of Adobe in Belarus1
    Entry posted 07/02/09 by Valery Pesetski

    Minsk, Belarus – During May 13-15, Altoros assisted Adobe in holding a number of presentations for RIA developers in Minsk, Belarus. On May 13, Cornel Creanga (Adobe, Romania) participated in a joint meeting of Java and Flash/Flex developers, speaking on Adobe Flex, BlazeDS, and LiveCycle Data Services technologies, as well as integration with Java. On May 14-15, he presented Adobe Flash Catalyst and Flash Media Server at one of the local conferences.

    “I found that Belarusian engineers have excellent technical skills and a good amount of creativity,” said Cornel. “These are vital skills for having a strong position in the future and to be able to deliver competitive services. Related to that, I also think that small entrepreneurs should be stimulated to put in practice their ideas and to create and sell their own products.”

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    Tour de Flex or a brief summary

    On May 13, Cornel started with discussions on how to integrate the server-based technology BlazeDS (Flex/AIR) with Spring, a popular Java framework. He demonstrated the special features of the Statement and PreparedStatement classes and presented some tools for accelerating portal development. Touching upon Adobe Flex Builder, Adobe LiveCycle Data Services (LCDS), and an open source project Phoenix (Nexus), Cornel demonstrated how one can reduce the amount of code and ensure integration of enterprise information in real time. 67 Belarusian IT specialists took part in the event; the most active of them continued talking with Cornel until midnight in one of Minsk’s restaurants.

    On May 14, Cornel showed the roadmap for Flex Builder 4 (Gumbo) and presented Adobe Catalyst technology at the “Bynet 2.3” conference. Working with Adobe Illustrator, he demonstrated how to avoid rewriting the code after one changed the design of an application and how this ensures smoother collaboration between programmers, architects, and designers by virtue of automatic code generation.

    On May 15, Adobe’s representative introduced Flash Media Server—the solution for streaming video—and told the participants about several Flash Media Server advantages, as compared to other similar RIA technologies. After the presentation, Cornel answered questions, discussed the new Adobe technologies with other speakers, and had a small tour around Minsk in the evening, accompanied by Belarus Java and Adobe Platform User Group members.

    “I’ve seen an increase in the adoption of Adobe technologies in Belarus by companies using Flex or delivering media and I expect to see in future complex solutions implemented with the whole power of Adobe Flash Platform,” added Cornel. “Now I had a chance to spend more time in Minsk and again was amazed by the enthusiasm of the Adobe community and the people’s hospitality. I would like to thank Mr. Alex Khizhnyak from Altoros for hosting the AUG/JUG meetings and for the logistic support. Looking forward to being in Minsk again!”

  • Meeting of Belarus Java and Adobe Flash Platform User Groups15.0
    Entry posted 07/02/09 by Valery Pesetski

    Minsk, Belarus – On December 18, 2008, a joint meeting of the Belarus Java User Group and the Adobe Flash Platform User Group was held with the support of the Minsk Institute of Management and Altoros Systems. Cornel Creanga, Java Technical Lead at Adobe, for the first time presented Adobe Flex in Belarus and spoke on its integration with Java back-ends, while Alexander Zuev, Technology Evangelist at SUN Microsystems, delivered the first review of the new JavaFX development platform for Belarusian developers. More than 120 IT specialists from Minsk, Homel, and Vitebsk attended the conference, a dozen more followed the live broadcast online.

    “I was impressed by the enthusiasm and friendliness of the people in Belarus,” said Cornel Creanga, the speaker from Adobe. “I believe that it is one of the things that distinguish the Eastern Europeans from the other Europe inhabitants. I received a lot of questions regarding Adobe technologies and how they apply to the Java environment and had a good conversation about technology and outsourcing with Alexander Zuev, SUN’s new JavaFX Evangelist. I really enjoyed the time I spent in Belarus and I hope to be back again, not necessarily on behalf of Adobe, but also as a tourist, to enjoy the views of the country.”

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