Boston, MA - The Flash on Tap Conference today announced four limited attendance all-day workshops for Flash designers and developers taking place October 7, 2008 from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm in Boston at the Park Plaza Hotel and Towers. The workshops are offered prior to the start of the Flash on Tap Conference for those attendees who wish to add an all-day learning opportunity to their conference experience.
The workshops: PaperVision3D led by John Grden and Andy Zupko; AS3 for Designers taught by Richard Shupe; Red5 presented by Dominick Accattato and Paul Gregoire; and Animation for Flash taught by leading Flash animator, Chris Georgenes, can be taken by conference attendees and those not attending the conference who wish to take an all-day class on one of the four subjects.
The Flash community, a tightly-knit group of Flash designers and developers, is well known for sharing information, code, and creativity with each other. As a result the industry moves ideas and concepts to the forefront quickly and openly. These classes are an opportunity for conference attendees to fill in their own knowledge gaps and add to their skill set.
Chris Georgenes, a full-time freelance Flash designer and animator, shares the inside scoop on the best time-saving techniques for Flash designers and animators in Animation for Flash. In PaperVision3D, John Grden and Andy Zupko cover new features - Winter Wonder Land, optimization techniques as well as effects built into PaperVision3D, and a comprehensive look at layering systems used to make your projects look better and run faster.
Dominick Accattato and Paul Gregoire will teach you to build and deliver streaming and social media apps using Red5. They will also teach the Red5 server side Java API, ActionScript 3, and Flash CS3 needed to build rich media applications with audio, video and interactive data. Rich Shupe helps attendees get started with AS3 making everyone familiar with programming basics and then graduating the class to ActionScript-specific syntax. By the end of the AS3 workshop attendees will be able to understand and write AS3 code.
“We picked the four topics we’d most like to learn”, said Chris Allen, Flash on Tap Conference Program Developer and Infrared5 CEO. “Then we asked the most knowledgeable leaders and best teachers in the industry to share what they know.”
Early Bird conference passes, available until midnight September 7, 2008 at the $595 rate, can be purchased in tandem with an all-day Workshop for $825. Workshops can be purchased without a Flash on Tap Conference Pass for a $295 fee. A limited number of passes are available for non-conference attendees. To purchase a conference pass, workshop seat, or a combination of the two, please visit our website.
Conference hotel space is selling out quickly, to get the best hotel pricing we strongly urge conference attendees to make their hotel reservations at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers as quickly as possible.
Flash on Tap is a new conference which blurs the lines between business and pleasure by combining a Flash design and developer conference with a beer tasting event. The conference creators - Infrared5, Influxis and Red5Server - came together to create this new conference that will raise the bar for code, creativity and frosty beverages. The conference takes place October 7-9, 2008 in Boston at The Castle with hotel accommodations and additional presentations at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers. For additional information please visit their website.
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Flash on Tap is the first conference created for Flash designers and developers by Flash designers and developers where attendees can experience the excitement of a beer festival while soaking in new ideas, knowledge, information and inspiration. Flash on Tap takes place in Boston October 7-9, 2008 at The Castle at the Park Plaza Hotel. This conference has been created by the teams from Infrared5, Influxis and Red5Server. Flash on Tap 2008 is supported by key industry partners led by Platinum Sponsor, Adobe; Gold Sponsors, FlashEff, Ribbit; Bronze Sponsor, Sapient; Media Partners, ActionScript, Flashgoddess, and Netdiver and Flash on Tap Partner, The Beer Advocate.
Berlin, Germany - nova media is proud to introduce its affiliate program for Mac bloggers and sites. Website owners and Bloggers writing about the Mac universe can now earn their share by selling nova media flagship products and participate with the new nova media affiliate program.
“The connection manager launch2net and the cell phone suite FoneLink are leading solutions in their segment.” states Jan Fuellemann, PR spokesperson at nova media. “We want Bloggers and website owners to gain their share on the success of these products by selling it on their sites.”
The sales process is completely conducted through the nova media shop. After the successful registration with nova media, the affiliate can place a link to the products from its site and start earning 20% of the appropriate product’s net sales price (+19% VAT if applicable).
“We will of course have a look at the site which wants to be registered, as we do not want to support and SPAM site or link collection.” declares Mr. Fuellemann. “We want to reward these sites which live for and with the Mac community.”
Each partner can see the number of products sold and the commission he earned instantly in its partner section of the nova media site. Nova media offers marketing material as well as demoversion.
The founders of “nova media Mobile Data Solutions GmbH” started their business in 1996 in Berlin. The company specializes on mobile data solutions for Mac OS X. More information at their website or phone +49 30 3909040.
Mainz, Germany - Synium Software, is proud to announce the immediate availability of StuffRadar 1.2. This new version is a free update to Synium’s popular media organizer for the iPhone and iPod touch. StuffRadar tracks your Music CDs, Movies, Books and Games. StufRadar finds the titles you own, and those you still want to buy. Everything, detailed information, personal rating and price is intuitively presented.
Recently, StuffRadar’s management of lent and borrowed items received important enhancements. Your precious books, CDs, games and movies will be tracked much more easily thanks to more flexible due dates and direct integration with the Address Book on your iPhone or iPod touch. Configurable due dates are a true help for all those instances where you want your ‘Stuff’ back in time.
Now, with the update to version 1.2, the editing workflows throughout StuffRadar have been further improved. Additionally, we allow for even easier navigation in list views and also added a dedicated list for those items you’ve lent to or borrowed from someone.
Apart from polising and adding of above features, StuffRadar has been heavily improved performance-wise. Everything is much snappier now, and we also found and fixed some bugs, so that using this nifty little application is as much fun as watching your all-time-favorite movie for the 101st time.
Synium Software is the manufacturer of such popular Mac applications like CleanApp, Screenium and MacFamilyTree (plus its iPhone client ‘MobileFamilyTree’).
Updates in StuffRadar 1.2:
Compared with version 1.0, StuffRadar 1.2 received important performance and usability improvements:
* Powerful Owner and Lent/Borrowed Status management for all items now includes Due Dates
* New direct access to the iPhone Address Book to immediately contact a someone on your Lent/Borrowed list
* Dedicated and easily navigatable list views: quickly switch between items in your Library, Wish List and those you have either lent to or borrowed from someone
* The workflow for the editing of items and pictures has been much improved throughout
* Truly comprehensive search and auto-completion via Amazon
* Multiselect items to add them all-at-once to your Library or Wish List
* More sort options in StuffRadar’s preferences
* Much improved performance and stability
Supported Languages:
StuffRadar 1.2 is fully localized in US English and German.
System Requirements:
StuffRadar requires an iPhone or iPod touch with system software version 2.0.
Pricing and Availability:
StuffRadar can be purchased for 8.99 USD, from the App Store on your iPhone or iPod touch, or from within iTunes on your Mac or PC.
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Demo Movie - StuffRadar At Work
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Screenshot - Smart Sorting
Synium Software GmbH is a software development and consulting company, based in Mainz (Mayence), Germany. Apart from being a successful publisher within the Mac software market, we offer a popular web-based news service at mactechnews.de for the German-speaking audience. All Material and Software (C) 2005-2008 Synium Software GmbH / All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries.
Macworld Expo is split between two buildings: Moscone South, the
original (subterranean) portion of the convention center, and Moscone
West, the newest part of the complex. Here's a photo tour of some highlights.