Archive for October, 2005

Migrating a Flash Application to Flex

Towards the end of last year, I was contacted by Macromedia to write an article for the February 2005 issue of their Macromedia Edge magazine. As the topic, I chose "Migrating from Flash to Flex" -- something that is made very simple when you architect your Flash applications with a clear separation of presentation and [...]

OFLA Online - 663 attendees and counting…

Mike just told me that we've had 663 attendees at OFLA Online so far. The conference is still going on. Currently, we are hearing a conference by Firdosh Tangri is currently doing his presentation on the open-source ASWing component framework, based on the Java Swing component framework. You can join in at any time: The conference [...]

OFLA Online is starting…

... and we already have close to 300 attendees. To attend, click here: http://ofla.breezecentral.com/ofla/ Login as guest.

Wha’s this? It’s Qui-Gon Jinn holding a lightsaber. Oh, but i’s more than that…

[Update] Ah, apparently it's Qui-Gon Jinn (thanks Josh)... umm, yeah, well, OK, so I'm not a big star wars fan! Beam me up, Scotty! (Yes, yes, *that* was on purpose -- I actually do like Star Trek!.. though the Next Generation and Voyager.) ... it's Flash video streaming through the open source Red5 server [...]

London MMUG room change and 1000th member

We just got notified that there was a double-booking on our original room at City University and that our meeting will instead be held in room U215. There will be signs up leading you there from the main entrance. More info and to register to attend: http://londonmmug.org/calendar.php?do=attend&e=25 And here's some good news: The London MMUG now has over [...]