Seattle Web App Developers Group

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Seattle Web App Dev Group is here to support developers building "Single Page Applications". Founded in 2007, we focused on building Flash/Flex Applications. Now that HTML5 has caught up and is a viable platform, we're embracing it and have become language-agnostic. We're here to support the web devs of Seattle, whatever language they're using. So, if you're building a web application that focuses on

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Past events

  • Adobe Flex/Flash User Group Tour

    Thu, 23 Feb 2012, 03:00 - 05:00 in Seattle, United States

    We'll be hosting some of the Adobe Flex/Flash Product Team as they tour around the country. They'll be talking about the transition to Apache Flex, what this means for developers and companies using Flex, and clarify what is going on with the runtimes and tooling.

  • Moving from Adobe Flex to HTML5 and Sencha

    Tue, 14 Feb 2012, 18:00 - 20:00 in Seattle, United States

    Ted Patrick is hosting an online 'Webinar'. This is an online event, you have to sign up at the following URL to get access. for the next step after Flex? Sencha has the desktop and mobile frameworks that give you a smooth migration to HTML5 application development. Developing with Sencha frameworks feels familiar: similar to Flex, you build apps from classes, components and JavaScript.

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