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On Weds., July 22, 2009, Mark Piller, Founder and CEO of Midnight Coders, will speak on testing and debugging Flex applications, and generating PDF documents from Flex clients About Mark Piller of Midnight Coders  Mark is the Founder/CEO of Midnight Coders. With more than 15 years of experience in developing distributed computing applications, Mark has applied his deep technical acumen to produce the state of the art integration server platform known as WebORB. Prior to Midnight Coders, Mark worked at webMethods and was responsible for architecting the company's SOA solution. Prior experience includes leading the design and implementation of multiple features of Glue, a web-services platform from The Mind Electric that was acquired by webMethods, as well as senior technical positions with ObjectSpace, MCI and SABRE.
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Autodesk's Project Dragonfly is an early stage, entry level design application delivered over the web, and it's based on Flex. Project Dragonfly is ideal for anyone who’s ever wanted an easy, intuitive floor planning tool to dream, organize, and envision changes in their living space. Two of the engineers working on Project Dragonfly will cover the evolution of the application, explain some of the issues encountered along the way, and touch on other topics regarding delivering rich internet design applications in the future. |
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Thursday, 28 May 2009 21:25 |
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Updated: Video recording of the Flex 4 and Flash Builder event is now online at:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/chicago-flex-user-group-meeting-at-roundarch
Chicago Flex and AUG Chicago, the Chicago Area Adobe Users Group, have teamed up to deliver two very special events featuring previews of some of Adobe's most anticipated software releases for the Flash Platform.
Thursday June 18th, Adobe Platform Evangelist Kevin Hoyt will be conducting two separate presentations on the upcoming release of Flex 4. In the afternoon we will host a presentation geared to designers and in the evening we will have a presentation that will appeal more to developers. To accommodate as many people as we can, we ask you to choose the one event that best suits you. Both events are free, but registration is required. |
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Thursday, 29 January 2009 16:05 |
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Thanks to all who attended and presented at Flex Camp Chicago 2009. Slides from most presentations are available at: http://flexcampchicago.com |
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Tuesday, 23 September 2008 19:55 |
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Network with other Chicago-area Flex and AIR developers and allied professionals. Join the Chicago Flex Google Group and the Chicago Flex group on LinkedIn, and follow Chicago Flex on Twitter: |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 January 2009 00:00 |
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Creating Mashups with Adobe Flex & AIR is a friends of Ed book written by Chris Korhonen, David Hassoun and John Crosby. The purpose of this book is to give an overall idea on how to integrate various popular websites’ APIs into one application written in Flex for use in a web browser or on the desktop.
I think that the title is a bit misleading. When I think of a mashup, I think of an application that takes data from one source and applies it in a unique way to another source. For example, an application that takes a zip code and pulls all the flickr photos for that zip and then displays their location on a Google map. Most of the implementations in this book tell you how to interact with various APIs but all of them separately, but in the same application. The book does give you the know-how to connect to these websites, but creating the unique mashup is up to the reader. |
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