Here are my slides from my FITC Amsterdam talk titled Building High Performance iPhone Applications with ActionScript 3 . Sorry I ran a little short of time, but you can find all of the info in the slides. Here is the link to the Simple Game Framework which I discussed during the session.

Here are my slides from my FITC Edmonton talk titled Building iPhone Applications with Flash CS5. You can download the slides from here. (PDF). Btw, really great conference and vibe, and the speaker list was simply amazing. Congrats to Shawn and the FITC crew for putting on another great event.

I am in Brighton for Flash on the Beach 2009 (amazing conference as usual). I gave a presentation on Adobe AIR yesterday, titled Advanced Desktop Development with Adobe AIR , which went well. I covered how to accomplish and approach a number of development tasks when working with AIR, and also talked about a couple of new features that we are working on. I have posted the slides for the session, which you can grab from here .

I have just uploaded my slides from my FlashCamp London presentation on migrating from ActionScript 2 to ActionScript 3 using Flash Authoring. You can view and download the slides from here.

I just finished up my presentation at FlashForward. It was titled On the Road with Adobe AIR and I took apart some of the AIR applications that we use on the bus to power the online APIs. I have uploaded all of the slides and files for the presentation to the bus tour’s subversion repository. Original image post on Flickr Here are the links from the session: Slides and Files Bus Tour Website Bus Tour APIs Source Code for Apps Video Tour of Bus Video Highlights of Leg 1 of Tour Post any questions in the comments.

I have just uploaded the latest version of the slides for the Apollo Overview / Getting Started presentation I have been giving. Here are the links to different formats: Apple Keynote Powerpoint PDF Remember, Apollo is still pre-release and thus all information in the slides is subject to change. The information is accurate as of January 2007. You can find more infomation on Apollo here. Post any questions / suggestions in the comments.

I am at WebDU in Sydney all week. This is consistently one of my favorite conferences in the year, and this year’s conference looks like it might be the best yet. I gave the opening keynote this morning, which was a lot of fun, and a real honor for me. I spoke about Macromedia and Adobe joining together, and how I am excited about the opportunities it presents for the Flash Platform.

I just had my introduction to Central session at MXDU, and aside from running into a problem where my preferences got corrupted (which kept Flash from running for about 10 minutes), everything went great. Here are the links to resources that I mentioned during my session: Central Quick Start Guide Install Central Download Central SDK Central Developer Center Central Standalone Trace Panel (Windows) Central Standalone Trace Panel (OS X) Intel Hotspot Finder Central App (at bottom of page) Central Developer Chat If I left anything out, just post it in the comments.

Christian Cantrell has posted his slides from his FlashForward session titled Flash Remoting with Flash MX and ColdFusion MX. If you are interested in getting started with Flash Remoting with ColdFusion or ServerSide ActionScript, this is a great resource, complete with both ActionScript and server side code samples. You can view the slides here. You can view a growing list of online FlashForward slide here.

This was my session on Flash Remoting (sorry, i couldn’t blog it in real time). It was an advanced session, and i spent a lot of time talking about architeting Flash Remoting Applications. I discussed Object Oriented Client / Server interfaces, which is a design patter where you encapsulte all of your client / server code within ActionScript objects. This makes the code more reusable, but also creates a simplified ActionScript API for the service.