I just saw that my FlashForward Podcast interview with Lynda Weinman is now on the FlashForward web site. Lynda and I discuss the rewards of blogging, my involvement in open source and OSFlash as well as iCommons, web standards, Flash and Flex.
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I am going to be presenting two sessions at FlashForward Austin in September, starting on the 11th with a one-day Flex workshop. My second session is called Supercharging the Flash IDE and in it I'll be covering extensions and tools, both closed-source and open, that make me a happier person when using Flash.
Drop a comment if you're going to be attending FF Austin and make sure you come up and say "Hi" (or even better, "Yabadabadoo!") if you happen upon me during the event! :)
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Just got finished listening. Great interview Aral. I’ve got “Supercharging Flash 8″ on my schedule.
Also, let me go ahead and say, “Welcome to Texas!”
First time to Texas in general or just first time to Austin?
Hey Jason — great — see you there! :)
Hi Aral, i’ll be on SUpercharging flash 8 and hope we will have time to talk or more on different things.
Hi Aral..
Is there any change to publish the “Supercharging Flash 8″ session after the FF?
It will be nice for all of us that we can not go to the US..
Thanks for the great work you are doing anyway..
Hi Aral,
i must agree, you do great job..
To make people like you a “happier person when using Flash”, we launched yesterday a new experimental tool that lets you visually create quite complex Flash 8 ( ) filters and stuff like that. It’s of course still in beta which is why we haven’t published it yet but when speaking from tools like that, I think you should have a look on it.
I hope to see you there!
Hi Aral,
Please, come to Brooklyn too if you find time.
Hope to see you.
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