Flash Games and Papervision3D training courses in the UK
Flash guru Seb Lee-Delisle is holding two training courses in the UK in February, 2010: Flash Games Programming and Official Papervision3D training.
Flash
7 Jan 2010
My good friend and Flash guru extraordinaire Seb Lee-Delisle is holding two new two-day classes in Brighton (United Kingdom) in February 2010.
The first course, to take place on February 1st-2nd, is Seb's Official Papervision3D Training class.
I initially wrote this as a comment in my previous post: Why Adobe's mobile strategy is fundamentally flawed as a response to Rachel Luxemburg's comment but it grew somewhat so, in the interest of keeping comments short and succinct, here it is in its own post:
"Frankly, if you’re that convinced that Flash simply isn’t suitable for the mobile space, then you’re right, you’re going to get very frustrated at Adobe for not giving up and going home." (Rachel)
Follow-up: Why Adobe’s mobile strategy is fundamentally flawed
I'm not asking you to give up and go home. I'm asking you to stop playing the wrong game.
A few days ago I stumbled upon Swiz, which bills itself as the "brutally simple micro-architecture for Rich Internet Application development with Adobe Flex." If the term micro-architecture or the buzzword Rich Internet Application haven't scared you off yet, read on, because it really is a lovely little framework.
I love the immediacy of Qik for recording short videos and yet I don't want my Qik videos to reside separately from my blog.
Lest you jump to conclusions from the title, no, I haven't had botox. My beloved blog, however, did just get a facelift (she's a little sore but recovering nicely!)