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615Flash - Nashville Flash Platform User Group

615Flash is the Nashville, TN Adobe Flash Platform User Group.

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  • Martin Hwang
  • Derek Adams
  • Sam Crouch
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RobotLegs AS3 Framework with Sean Moore (@seantheflexguy) at Vaco Technology

June 8, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
date is subject to changePresintation info:RobotLegs is an IoC framework that’s been rising on the Flex framework scene. It’s a pure AS3 microarchitecture so it can be used in non-Flex projects as well. One thing that I like about the framework is that it does a pretty good job of telling you what’s wrong when you’re building your app. For example it’ll let you know if you’ve missed adding a class to the context. In this presentation I’ll show you how to set up a Flex app from the ground up…See More
Event updated by Matthew Wallace Apr 21, 2010
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Practical PureMVC - "it really isn't that scary" at Vaco Technology

May 11, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
PLEASE NOTE : date changed to JunePresentation infoIf you have been a part of the Flash development community for any amount of time threes a term that you will hear and will want to learn more about. MVC (Model View Controller), is a programming design pattern that is used across many programming languages. PureMVC is a lightweight framework that allows developers to stick more to this proven concept and gives teams of developers a base line to all follow when they are working on a large…See More
Event updated by Matthew Wallace Apr 21, 2010
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Brian Muller is now a member of 615Flash Apr 19, 2010
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Caleb Garner commented on Caleb Garner's blog post 'No iPhone for Flash CS5... a moment of silence.'
you know.. that's great, but now i'm thinking.. is that just flash on browsers.. or would this allow actual "apps" to be made for android? i'm kinda fond of the idea of porting games that can be sold vs. more sponsor based…
Apr 16, 2010
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Practical PureMVC - "it really isn't that scary" at Vaco Technology

June 8, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
PLEASE NOTE : date changed to JunePresentation infoIf you have been a part of the Flash development community for any amount of time threes a term that you will hear and will want to learn more about. MVC (Model View Controller), is a programming design pattern that is used across many programming languages. PureMVC is a lightweight framework that allows developers to stick more to this proven concept and gives teams of developers a base line to all follow when they are working on a large…See More
Joey Krabacher, Jeremy and Aaron West might attend Matthew Wallace's event Apr 14, 2010
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Ivan Kanski commented on Matthew Wallace's event 'Practical PureMVC - "it really isn't that scary"'
Would like to make it to this but wasn't prepared for tonight. Hope its rescheduled, for my benefit. ;-)
Apr 13, 2010
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Caleb Garner commented on Caleb Garner's blog post 'No iPhone for Flash CS5... a moment of silence.'
Well that's some encouraging news. android and even windows mobile and blackberry would be great.. although as a long time windows mobile phone user i get the feeling i must be part of a pathetic minority because i never see anyone using these…
Apr 10, 2010
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andy matthews commented on Caleb Garner's blog post 'No iPhone for Flash CS5... a moment of silence.'
A couple of things. 1) This is a beta SDK. The language could potentially change prior to release. 2) Adobe is already supporting, or planning to support, the Android platform. They'll be releasing Flash player 10.1, and Adobe AIR, for the…
Apr 10, 2010
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No iPhone for Flash CS5... a moment of silence.

I was sad to learn today that Apple has restructured their iPhone developer agreement system.http://daringfireball.net/2010/04/iphone_agreement_bans_flash_compiler Apple really gave Adobe a shiner this time. To wait this long before saying something... so close before CS5 is released.. I feel bad for Adobe, because I now have no significant reason to buy this. I guess it's better to announce it now than after…See More
Blog post by Caleb Garner Apr 10, 2010
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Michael Russell joined Matthew Wallace's group Apr 9, 2010
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sneek peek at what I am showing the practical pureMVC prez http://bit.ly/bver2N
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Flash Game Programming and Design around Social Networks - March 2010

This Meeting took place March of 2010. Watch Now >> Social network gaming: business possibilities and challenges Flash AS3 and its current place in game development (pros/cons/competitors) Flash AS3, Facebook and Google AppEngine integration for…
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Practical PureMVC - "it really isn't that scary" at Vaco Technology

April 6, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
PLEASE NOTE : date changed to JunePresentation infoIf you have been a part of the Flash development community for any amount of time threes a term that you will hear and will want to learn more about. MVC (Model View Controller), is a programming design pattern that is used across many programming languages. PureMVC is a lightweight framework that allows developers to stick more to this proven concept and gives teams of developers a base line to all follow when they are working on a large…See More
Doug Smith might attend Matthew Wallace's event Mar 22, 2010
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RobotLegs AS3 Framework with Sean Moore (@seantheflexguy) at Vaco Technology

May 11, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
date is subject to changePresintation info:RobotLegs is an IoC framework that’s been rising on the Flex framework scene. It’s a pure AS3 microarchitecture so it can be used in non-Flex projects as well. One thing that I like about the framework is that it does a pretty good job of telling you what’s wrong when you’re building your app. For example it’ll let you know if you’ve missed adding a class to the context. In this presentation I’ll show you how to set up a Flex app from the ground up…See More
Aaron West and andy matthews are attending Matthew Wallace's event Mar 20, 2010
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Practical PureMVC - "it really isn't that scary" at Vaco Technology

April 6, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
PLEASE NOTE : date changed to JunePresentation infoIf you have been a part of the Flash development community for any amount of time threes a term that you will hear and will want to learn more about. MVC (Model View Controller), is a programming design pattern that is used across many programming languages. PureMVC is a lightweight framework that allows developers to stick more to this proven concept and gives teams of developers a base line to all follow when they are working on a large…See More
andy matthews and T. Scot Clausing are attending Matthew Wallace's event Mar 20, 2010
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Practical PureMVC - "it really isn't that scary" at Vaco Technology

April 6, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
PLEASE NOTE : date changed to JunePresentation infoIf you have been a part of the Flash development community for any amount of time threes a term that you will hear and will want to learn more about. MVC (Model View Controller), is a programming design pattern that is used across many programming languages. PureMVC is a lightweight framework that allows developers to stick more to this proven concept and gives teams of developers a base line to all follow when they are working on a large…See More
Brad Janke might attend Matthew Wallace's event Mar 20, 2010
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Caleb Garner

No iPhone for Flash CS5... a moment of silence.

I was sad to learn today that Apple has restructured their iPhone developer agreement system.



http://daringfireball.net/2010/04/iphone_agreement_bans_flash_compiler



Apple really gave Adobe a shiner this time. To wait this long before saying something... so close before CS5 is released.. I feel bad for Adobe, because I now have no significant reason to buy this.



I guess it's better… Continue

Posted by Caleb Garner on April 9, 2010 at 2:45pm — 3 Comments

Tom Finegan

About Scott's Caringorm presentation - source code?

I was thinking about Scott's use of interfaces in the demo, and I have a kind of half-formed question about it. I don't have details from the demo in order to get it formulated, but here goes... In vague terms - I'm wondering if there's a way to put all the interface classes into a package that would be available to other applications. My impression was that there was a one-to-one correspondence between the interface and the concrete class. The app was created for demo purposes, so this… Continue

Posted by Tom Finegan on October 16, 2009 at 10:34am — 3 Comments

Matthew Wallace

Subscribing to Discussions

I wanted to post and make sure you guys know you can follow the discussions via you email if you join the group.



First make sure you login to the site and go to the groups tab. Click on the group. If you aren't part of the group I think you have to "join" then you should be presented with an option to "follow" the group. This should alert you by email when something is posted to the group.…

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Posted by Matthew Wallace on July 14, 2009 at 7:16am

Matthew Wallace

SharedObjects are Awesome.

SharedObject in your flash project can make for a much improved user experience, and can help you do things faster and more behind the sense so that your applications and web sites work the way users expect them to work. Recently I had to discover the power of SharedObject myself in a chat applications that I am building in Flex. Read More ....

Posted by Matthew Wallace on July 4, 2009 at 2:26pm

Joseph S Arndt

I first came to learn about Flex on a message board for a MUD game I used to play. My initial intent was to learn coding so that I could create games for the iPhone and make some extra moola. As I…

I first came to learn about Flex on a message board for a MUD game I used to play. My initial intent was to learn coding so that I could create games for the iPhone and make some extra moola. As I came to learn, Flex really doesn't have anything to do with that. But, I was naive and eager to learn whatever I could. Upon recommendation, I bought Adobe Flex 3.0 for Dummies by Doug McCune and Essential Actionscript 3.0. "That's all you'll need," said one dude. So began my odyssey.



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Posted by Joseph S Arndt on June 29, 2009 at 7:41am — 1 Comment

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