Flash Training & Events

Flash on the Beach '09 - Brighton, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

If you have only just heard about Flash on the Beach, then you must have been on a desert island! Flash on the Beach conference is the place to go for design, technical and inspiration if you are a web developer. It has grown quickly and gained fantastic status as the 'must go to' conference around. With FOTB06, FOTB07 & FOTB08 being such massive successes, this year we have a hard act to follow, but FOTB09 will be even better!

Flash on the Beach - Brighton, United Kingdom

happened 4 years ago

Organised by Develop Ltd

Flash on the Beach conference is the premier Flash conference in Europe! It has grown quickly and gained fantastic status as one of the 'must go to' conferences around. This year we have a hard act to follow, but it will be even better!

FITC Amsterdam - Amsterdam, Netherlands

happened 3 years ago

FITC returns to Amsterdam, The Netherlands, for the third edition of FITC Amsterdam, a two-day event that brings together the best and the brightest from the world of Interactive design and development. From sound design to stop motion and apps to apparat, FITC Amsterdam cuts across a number of disciplines to deliver new ideas, new methods and new technologies impacting advertising, animation, design, entertainment, motion graphics and rich media.

webDU 2009: the web developer conference - Sydney, Australia

happened 4 years ago

webDU is the annual web technology moot for some of the worlds best web coders. A stellar line up of talent presenting five, jam-packed session tracks; Web development I & II, Flash Platform, and Team Development. A veritable feast of cutting edge...

Flash on Tap - Boston, United States

happened 3 years ago

Unlike any other Flash conference on the planet, Flash on Tap will blur the lines between business and pleasure, offering the fun and excitement of a beer festival brewed together with a cutting-edge Flash design and developer conference. It’s...

Adobe's Plans for Devices - Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2.0 - Portland, United States

happened 3 years ago

We all know Flash isn't going to be allowed on the iPhone. Adobe has moved on and still has big plans for Flash and AIR on mobile devices starting with Android. The next version of Android will ship with Flash support and early previews of the technology look great. Adobe AIR is also ready to go as a platform for Android development. Come hear, and see demos, about the latest technology Adobe's provides for developing your applications targeted for devices. The upcoming Flash Player 10.

Flashpitt 2009 - Pittsburgh, United States

happened 3 years ago

Flashpitt is a conference for interactive designers and developers who work with Adobe® Flash®, and similar technologies. It's a chance to take a break from the daily grind to network, learn, and recharge. All without venturing too far from home.Check out Flashpitt.com for lots more details!

Flash Camp India - Chennai, India

happened 2 years ago

Organised by Society for Rich Internet Application and Rich User Interface

Yes, the first ever Flash Camp is coming to Chennai!In case you did not know about Flash Camp, please switch from the hibernate mode. Flash Camp is a vibrant event where passionate software developers, product designers, UI experts, Flash developers converge to learn, share & network.Did you know Flash Camps have been hosted at some of the famous cities like Brazil, Boston, New York, San Fransisco, Manchester, Amsterdam, Tokyo and now Chennai is joining the elite league.

BarCamp Sheffield - Sheffield, United Kingdom

happened 4 years ago

Organised by BarCamp

We’re creating the optimum environment for you to share your passions about technology. Anyone can join us at BarCamp, and everyone who comes along gets involved. After that, well … we don’t really know what will happen, but we’re not worried.

CWSA: Is Flash Dead? - Mayfield Heights, United States

happened 3 years ago

There has been a lot of conversation lately about flash and it’s usefulness. With the HTML5 and CSS3 coming into it’s own and mobile devices forgoing it altogether do we still need flash on the web? Come join us in March for a spirited group discussion about the future of flash.

pre-Flash on the Beach pre-party burgers - Brighton, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

If FOTB is on, that’ll mean FOTB pre-party, if the FOTB pre-party is on that’ll mean pre-FOTB pre-party Burgers.Grab one (or more!) of GBK’s finest burgers — chips & beer on the side, with great web folk before a burger inebriated waddle to the official pre-party for fun & games.Open to all — conference & non-conference goers.*** please mark attendance so I can warn GBK in advance :)

Northern Utah .NET Users Group (NUNUG) Meeting - Layton, United States

happened 2 years ago

Topic: Getting up to speed with HTML 5Presenter: Nate ZauggTime: 6:00pm Birds of a Feather Round-table; Session starts at 6:30pmHTML 5 is a big and important update to the HTML specification.

Web Design World - Boston, United States

happened 4 years ago

Join your colleagues and top experts in the Web field as Web Design World returns to Boston December 8-10, 2008 for three dynamic days of information, interaction, insight and inspiration.

"Ask the Web Experts" - April 5, 2011 - San Jose, United States

happened 2 years ago

Organised by Adobe Creative Suite User Group - San Jose

We have assembled a team of web, mobile and interaction design experts for this event. We will be partnering with other Adobe user groups in the Bay Area to present this meeting of timely topics for you.Confimed Experts include:• SId Maestre, Developer Evangelist, Paypal, Manager, "Bay Area Mobile" User Group• Doug Winnie, Principal Product Manager, Interactive Design and Workflow Lab at Adobe Systems, Inc.• RIchard Galvan, Product Manager, Adobe Flash Professional CS5

FLASH: Improve your lighting course - brighton, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

How to get your flash off camera and improve your lighting. Understanding how your flash works; and how to always get the correct exposure for any situation. Covering why and how you get your flash off camera; basic equipment and where to buy. We look at standard one flash set ups and the versatility of one flash and one stand and showing you how to achieve professional results with basic equipment. This will be run as one day weekend workshops at £155.

Adobe Flash Catalyst and the Designer/Developer Workflow - Atlanta, United States

happened 3 years ago

Organised by Atlanta Flex & Actionscript Coders Meetup

ABOUT THE MEETUP SESSSIONAdobe Flash Catalyst CS5 software is the new RIA interaction design tool for creating Rich Internet Applications. You can transform Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Fireworks artwork into expressive, fully interactive projects without writing code, and leverage the reach and consistency of the Adobe Flash Platform. In this session Rob Huddleston (Adobe Certified Instructor and published author) will be giving us an overview of Adobe Flash Catalyst.

quick tour of the Flash to HTML tool from Adobe - Broadview Heights, United States

happened 2 years ago

Organised by Cleveland Flash and Flex User's Group

Been awhile since we got to meetup, so I figured I'd shoot for a fun venue and go from there.  We'll be meeting at the Boneyard in Parma, OH on Monday, April 25th.  There will be appetizers and all are welcome for more dinner and drinks afterwards.I will be giving a demonstration of Adobe's Flash to HTML tool that is on their labs site.  I am also at 360Flex right now and will be bringing back a wealth of knowledge about CS5.5, advancements in Flash Builder and Catalyst.

Flash CS5 New Features with Tom Green - tinyurl.com/onlineflashplatform, United States

happened 3 years ago

Organised by Atlanta Flex & Actionscript Coders Meetup

ABOUT THE SESSIONFlash Professional CS5 will be shipping soon and it is packed with new features. In this session, industry leader and published author Tom Green will introduce some of the key features in the CS5 release including:The New Text Layout FrameworkCode Snippets3 Party Classes and Code IntrospectionSprings in BonesVideo ToolsDeco ToolInterface ChangesFXG Format, andUncompressed Fla or XFL docsABOUT THE SPEAKER

FlashBrighton: OpenFrameworks with Hellicar & Lewis - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

My name is Primo Mentiroso. I live in a part of Bishopsgate in London where a fragment of dry stone wall still stands*, which I can see from my kitchen window. It curves beyond a modern office block fifty metres away, with a sweep that suggests it might go on forever. Wondering if this might be true, I have tried many times to approach the wall, but to no avail. The passageways that surround it always led me away, towards a main road.

FlashBrighton: Introduction to Unity3D - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

No one would have believed in the first decade of the twenty-first century that the world of Flash 3D was being watched keenly by a 3D system immeasurably superior to ours. Yet across the timeless voids of the Internet the creators of Unity3D regarded our world with envious eyes, and slowly and surely they drew their plans against us. The Unitians' mathematical learning is evidently far in excess of ours.

FlashBrighton: Blender Character Animation - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

Tim Jobs strode out onto the darkened stage dressed in his trademark grey polo neck. The soft murmur of anticipation was replaced by whoops & applause as the iconic Apple&Gate logo appeared on the screen behind him. As the noise slowly died away he began his address. 'I've been looking forward to today. We've been working on an incredible new experience. It's a real game changer, let me show you. BOOM!' He pressed a small handheld device and walked to the side of the stage.

FlashBrighton: iPhone Dev (part 1 of 2) - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

'The name's Bond. Paulo Bond.' Bond looked out of the window of the Orient Express. The train came around sixteen coaches long, and Bond shook the hand of the man who had just stepped onto it. His beige moustache and well-worn Macintosh gave him away as an English agent. Bond found himself staring into cold eyes that gave nothing away. 'I'm Captain Nash, old man. M sent me personally. What's this business about?

FlashBrighton: iPhone Dev (part 2 of 2) - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

M looked up as Paulo Bond entered his office. 'Good job on the Orient, Bond. Sorry about that Nash chap, MI5 hadn't pinned him as a Ruski.' 'Not at all M. One needs the practice from time to time. He was... interesting, shall we say?' 'Hmm, interesting, yes,' mused M abstractly as he shuffled some papers. 'Listen Bond, New problem on the horizon I'm afraid; a Dr Gorner, illegal pharmaceuticals or something. Your work with the iPhone was excellent. We need you to continue with that.

Introduction to ASDoc - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

David de Worde strode into the press room of the Ankh-Morpork Times. 'Goodmountain,' he bellowed at the dwarf who controlled the digital press 'I have a story to dictate.' Goodmountain nodded, and sat down at the keyboard. 'GRANT SKINNER RESCUES ASDOC - that's the headline. Adobe's ASDoc has emerged from the Command-Line age through the bold actions of Flash Developer Grant Skinner.

FlashBrighton: Hype in Wonderland - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

Branden Alice came across a clearing in which a tea party was taking place. A Mad Hatter and the March Hare were perched at the end of a long table. In-between them sat a sleeping Dormouse, whom they used as a cushion, as they talked to each other over his head. The table was covered in long AS3 classes, boring Flex apps, and heavy technical manuals. Alice sat down at the far end. 'Have some fun,' said the Hare invitingly. 'I don't see any fun,' Alice remarked, peering around the table.

FlashBrighton: RobotLegs & Signals - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

The blackened dome of the Flex Castle rose like a cathedral of misery over Owen Steamboy's head. No sunlight penetrated the gloom. The ceaseless din of steam-driven pistons echoed around the chamber like marbles in a tin box. Men in boilersuits scurried across high scaffolds, turning wheels and pulling levers. Pipes & valves covered every surface, belching smoke & steam like vents of pure Hell. It was a prison of his own devising.

FlashBrighton: Introduction to Blender - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

Tim Vaughan and Alison G. Ballard stood on the motorway bridge and watched the traffic below. The view mentally took them to a crash site. The image of their car, sliced into shards, tearing through the soft upholstery of Elizabeth Taylor's limosine, as it struck the limo's nearside front wheel arch and shattered the windscreen, was familiar to them now. Their Shepperton design studio was plastered with projections they had calculated with a piece of 3D software called Blender.

FlashBrighton: State Machine 101 - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

Neil Smith awoke to find himself in a plain room, strapped to a chair, facing Seb O'Brien. The room filled with a harsh brightness, and O'Brien waited whilst Smith took it in. Smith had once believed that O'Brien was a comrade, but he could see that O'Brien was part of the state machinery all along. 'You asked me once,' said O'Brien, 'what was in Room 101. You knew the answer already. Room 101 contains the worst thing in the world. That differs from person to person.

FlashBrighton: Flash, Perl & iPhone MashUp - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

His uniform immaculately pressed, Paolo Fierro entered the debriefing room, holding his officer's cap tightly across his chest. The room was large, oak lined, and mostly empty except for an line of military portraits, a US flag draped in the corner, and a imposing wooden desk, behind which sat his commanding officer, General Jack Ryan. He saluted the General crisply. 'Sir!' Ryan looked up distractedly. 'At ease Fierro' he said, putting down his fountain pen and leaning backwards.

FlashBrighton: Making a Flash game in 10 days - Hove, United Kingdom

happened 3 years ago

The hobbit Tim Baggins stared into the deep, dark wood, and curled his toes nervously. Dusty cobwebs hung from the twisted boughs and not a single shaft of sunlight penetrated into the gloom. The air hung thick and motionless like treacle. 'We're not going in there... are we?' He turned and looked up at the dwarf king Owen, son of Thráin.