Getting ready for webDU

With the webDU conference just around the corner I’m getting ready to leave for Sydney, hope the 22 hour flight won’t be too draining ;) Before I leave I still have a quick trip to London and back, a bit absurd to head back to Brussels only to fly via London again that very night — but thats British Airways’ policy for you.

I’ve been tweaking my JSFL session over the last few days and have some really cool examples ready, if you’re attending the conference you won’t want to miss it. I’ll also be giving away a copy of “Object-Oriented ActionScript for Flash 8” which probably hasn’t made it to the bookshelves in Australia yet, first feedback I’ve gotten on the book is extremely positive. Those of you wondering where to download the source files, Friends of ED has been notified and will put them up as soon as possible.

I’ll be back in full swing on March 7nd, if my jetlag permits, email communication until then will be a little slower than usual. Haven’t managed to do much work on FlashExtensibility.com yet, I’ll put up my session source code on there after my session.

4 Comments

  • February 23, 2006 - 2:37 pm | Permalink

    Good luck for your session Peter, but I’m sure that you will rox :)

    Greets,
    Stéphane.

  • February 23, 2006 - 2:52 pm | Permalink

    Have fun Peter!

  • February 23, 2006 - 10:58 pm | Permalink

    I hope you are flying with one of the better airlines… Sharing a fading over head on boring movies will be a painful experience. (I had one when flying to Auckland, New Zealand). But most airlines now have a selectable Movie systems, so, have fun!

  • March 7, 2006 - 9:17 am | Permalink

    Hello Peter,

    long time i’ve been here.
    You helped me a year or 2 ago with a mini flash XML script
    (you probably already forget that) and I
    sent you some beer as a thank-you-note
    (i hope you remember that ;) ).
    Circumstances made me change to .NET and with the
    comming WinFX, I hope I can graphically get on the same level
    as with flash (but then in .NET).

    Please thank Nina Meiers (I always think of her as the
    character in the ’24′ TV serie) in person. She helped me,
    without explicitely knowing me, a lot with skinning
    of dotnetnuke.

    Nina is een van de mede-sprekers in Australië …

    I will send her my work one day …

    Mario

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