The Future in Boston

Posted At : November 14, 2008 1:43 PM | Posted By : name
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As soon as I finish up MAX 2008 in San Francisco and Milan, I'm very glad to have the opportunity to speak at the second Flex Camp Boston (http://www.flexcampboston.com/) taking place December 12 from 8am-5pm at Bentley College, Waltham. Last year's Boston event was a huge success, so if you're in the New England area (or would like to spend a weekend in Boston, my home town) I heartily encourage you to attend. I'll be presenting a talk on the future of Flex that will combine the best information and demos that we're sharing at MAX. It's your only chance outside of MAX this year to see what's coming in Flex Builder, and the features are definitely worth seeing! So go, register NOW!

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Flex Future at MAX

Posted At : November 12, 2008 5:48 PM | Posted By : name
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We're nearly there - MAX 2008! I'll be attending here in SF next week, as well as in Milan next month and Tokyo in January. I did want to take a moment out of the hectic schedule of keynote rehearsals, pre-release testing, session reviews, etc. to let you all know that there is going to be a lot of information revealed about the future of Flex Builder at the conference. We have a demo in the Day 2 Keynote as well as a great "Future of FB" session on Wednesday where we'll be showing lots of demos.

There's also great news for all you ColdFusion developers out there. Some very exciting CF news will be revealed at MAX, plus I'll be sharing some new Flex features that will significantly change the experience of creating data-centric ColdFusion applications with Flex. Anyone who's been reluctant to try Flex with CF should be ready to change their mind! Stay tuned...

Finally, once we've presented the MAX content, I'll finally be free to start blogging about some of these features - so hang in there and we'll do our best to show you where we're taking the products. I think you'll like it! Tim

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