Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
Sean Pucknell just announced that the Toronto Flash user group will be holding a party after today’s AIR Camp event in Toronto.
Here is the info:
Elephant & Caste 212 king st w Pool Room
Doors open at 7:30.
Everyone on the bus is going to be hanging out there so make sure to drop by for a pint or two.
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
As I posted a couple of weeks ago, the New York AIR camp is sold out. I just checked out the venue, and it is a little smaller than I expected, so, it is going to be nice and cozy tomorrow. Because of this, we will not be allowing anyone in who has not already registered. Normally we are pretty lenient on this, but because of the venue, and the number of people expected to attend, we have to be a little more strict.
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
We have just updated the website with the agendas and speakers for leg 3 of the bus tour. The last leg of the North American part of the tour starts next week in New York City, winding its way through Toronto, Minneapolis, and ending up at Max in Chicago.
Here are the developers on the bus for leg 3:
Both New York City and Toronto are sold out. We will also be camping out for Halo 3 Monday night at Best Buy on 5th Ave, and will be stopping by Niagara Falls on the way to Toronto.
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
We are getting ready for the final leg of the North American on AIR Bus tour, and just found out that Toronto has sold out.
If you didn’t get a chance to register, you can still catch all of the sessions on the video blog as we post them online.
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
New York City AIR Camp is now sold out and we wont be taking any more registrations for it. Technically, all of the events are sold out, but we all a little over subscription to account for the no shows (which means if you are interested in attending any of the remaining events, you need to register ASAP).
The last leg of the tour includes New York City, Toronto, Minneapolis and Chicago.
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
Last night we were in Cincinnati, which was the half way point of the North American portion of the bus tour. The event went really well, and we had a really good turnout (had to bring in some more seating). It was held in an old church and the only issue that we ran into was that the microphone system kept going down because we kept blowing fuses (I guess the church’s wiring system wasn’t made to handle 60 laptops being plugged in at once).
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
For the third leg of the tour we’ve been taking a lot of video footage at the events and I’m going through the process of encoding it and posting them up on my Brightcove account. For the most part it’s just random stuff, but hopefully it gives you an idea of the venues and the things we think about when not doing AIR stuff.
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
The bus tour is in Atlanta today, and it has been going great thus far. Leif Wells spoke for a couple of minutes to let everyone know about all of the local Atlanta Users groups (5 Total!).
I wanted to post the urls, in case anyone didnt get them all written down.
Atlanta ColdFusion User Group** First Monday of the month at Echo 11 http://www.acfug.org
Adobe Flash Platform User Group Second Tuesday of the month at King Plow Arts Center (Roundbox) http://www.afpugatlanta.org
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
Just a quick reminder, but the second leg of the on AIR Bus tour starts today in Atlanta. Over the next 10 days we will be in 9 cities in the midwest and on the East coast talking about Adobe AIR.
You can find a complete list of cities on the schedule page, and can register here.
Originally posted on onair.adobe.com blog.
Lee Brimelow and I have just posted an app that we put together while on the first leg of the bus tour.
The app is called flump (Flickr dump), and is a simple application that will download all of the public images from a Flickr account.
flump screenshot
We have posted the app, and source code to the bus tour’s code repository.
You can find more information on the application, as well as how to install and the flump application page.
