Entries Tagged as 'Presentations'
360|Flex has posted the latest session I gave in Washington DC. The session was called "Breaking down your application with Mate".
Unless you attended 360, you'll need to pay $2.5 to view it. Disclaimer: this is all managed by 360|Flex.
Posted on November 29, 2010
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This is the code we distributed together with the other 3 frameworks' code for our MAX session titled "Using Flex Frameworks to Build Data-Driven Applications". I didn't include the code for the other frameworks because I wasn't sure if I had their latest versions. I'll update the links here when they post the code in their respective websites.
Instructions to run the application:
- Start the database: Open a DOS prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Mac), navigate to sampledb and execute startdb.bat (Windows) or startdb.sh (Mac)
- Start Tomcat: Open a DOS prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Mac), navigate to tomcat/bin and execute catalina run (Windows) or catalina.sh run (Mac)
- In Flex Builder click File > Import > General > Existing Projects into Workspace. Specify 'projects' as the root directory and click Finish
These are the slides I used.
Update: code for PureMVC by Javier Julio
Posted on October 15, 2009
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I'll be presenting Mate at MAX in a session called "Using Flex Frameworks to Build Data-Driven Applications". It will be a 4-hour long session where we will have the opportunity to present along with Alex Uhlmann of Cairngorm, Javier Julio of PureMVC, Chris Scott of Swiz and Christophe Coenraets.
Posted on October 03, 2009
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Everybody is invited to FlexMania. Tomorrow, July 7th, I'll be presenting about Mate (in English). It will probably be a shorter version of the presentation I gave at 360|Flex, about scaling Mate applications, so if you missed it, you can see it now.
Posted on July 06, 2009
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Tomorrow we'll be driving down to San Diego to present at their Flash user group.
Hope to see you there!
Posted on June 30, 2009
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