Take an onsite class with led by me and learn Flex 3 with Adobe’s Certified hands-on curriculum. Build Rich Internet Applications, explore Java/ColdFusion integration, and leverage LiveCycle Data Services.
Of course, as any one reading this blog already knows I’m a nerd through and through, and knowing this I had to integrate technology in every niche and cranny I could. So far I’ve settled on using Smart Home’s INSTEON system.
As some as you know my old firm worked with Michael Jackson on his last album “One More Time”. Being a web developer for Michael Jackson, who is arguably the greatest artist of all time, was one of the most unusual experience of my entire life.
While Apple and Google have very different philosophies, especially with their operating systems and office tools it is increasingly obvious that the two are very quickly becoming competitors on many fronts.
Last week I spoke for Fig Leaf Software at DISC in New Orleans. Most of topic was on Flash Video, but I couldn’t help but talk of technology and how amazing the last few years has been.
If you think about it, just from 2008-9 we’ve seen large moves that stand to truly change every aspect [...]
Who knew that a heart attack could sound appealing? Well my friends one restaurant in Arizona has done just that. A burger that defies all burgers. A meal that you can eat happily all while knowing that this just may be the end. The end with a smile!
I don’t know about you, but I always thought spring water was better than the stuff from our tap. Apparently I was wrong, but Dasani is here to set the record straight. Check out their video for more insight.
Late last year I wrote a new curriculum for developing Flash Applications using ActionScript 3. The class has been a huge success and continues to fill classrooms with students eager to learn what is new in AS3.
If you do not have experience programming in C, Objective-C can be a hard language to learn.
Something about it and its very unique syntax (and memory management – remember alloc and dealloc) takes a while to fully, grasp.
Early signs from Apple’s iTunes AppStore have been extremely positive with one developer reporting an average of $1700 a day in sales over the last 3 days. The Crossword Puzzle app in question managed to become an Apple Staff Pick and sells for only $5.99.
