| March 8, 2012 | ||
| 6:00 pm | to | 8:00 pm |
Adobe promised at the end of last year, to visit local user groups to discuss recent announcements regarding Flex and the Flash Platform.
Please RSVP here: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2948187107
Our headliner will ber Greg Wilson, Group Manager Enterprise Platform Evangelist at Adobe Systems as our headliner. Also joining us will be a representative from the Spoon team. You’ll hear about the future of Flex from Adobe and Spoon’s perspectives, a little about Adobe’s HTML5 vision, and have plenty of time for questions and answers.
This meeting will clarify any changes to Flex and Flash including updates on the runtimes and tooling. Additionally, you’ll learn about the Apache process directly from the team managing the Flex SDK, including what it takes for a project within the Apache Software Foundation to maintain a thriving community. This meeting will be the best place to get accurate and up-to-date information about anything related to Flex.
Agenda:
- 6:00 – Networking & Socialization
- 6:30 – Panel Begins
More information about Adobe’s Flex User Group Tour (including other cities and dates) can be found on this page.
More information about Spoon’s Flex User Group Tour (including other cities and dates0 can be found on this page.
Ted Patrick currently holds the position of Director of Developer Relations at Sencha. He works with developers to create applications using web technologies including HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS. Prior to Sencha, Ted worked at Barnes and Noble on NOOK Apps and on Flash & Flex at Adobe Systems. Along the way, he founded 4 companies as an entrepreneur, raised vc funding, and sold 1. Ted loves to write software. No, He really, really, loves to write software. So much he can hardly think of it as work. Ted especially loves to help solve the hard strategy problems in combining business and software. The past 2 years have been filled with learning the ins and outs of the Android Operating System and how best to write software for phone-tablet form factor devices (IOS/Android). Lately, Ted dove head first into building apps using HTML5. When he is not writing code, you will find him either spending time with his family or scuba diving.