FITC 2007 schedule
Its become more or less a tradition to list the sessions I plan to attend at an upcoming conference, so here goes for FITC in Toronto next week.
Sunday April 22nd
Red5 - John Grden & Chris Allen Monday April 23rd Stop Worrying, Love Frameworks - Fraser Campbell & Jon Morley Tuesday April 24th Apollo outside the box - Keith Peters Not sure how zealously I’ll keep to this schedule but am very pleased with the mix of technical, creative and business sessions. Nonetheless still difficult to choose with so many interesting sessions overlapping. There are parties every night of the conference so looks like we’ll have ourselves a wonderful conference here. There’s supposed to be an open source Flash meet up some time during the conference as well, if you’ll be there be sure to come by and say hi!
ActionScript 3.0 - Colin Moock
Design Patterns - Tim Willison
Relationships + Skills = Money - Kevin Airgid
Adobe Keynote
Bridging the gap 2D / 3D - Agnus Kneale
Pricing and Contract for Digital Media Pro’s - R Blank
Animation Workflows in Flash CS3 - Robert Penner
Components and AS3 - Grant Skinner
Photoshop CS3 Tour - John Nack
Component Based Development - Chafic Kazoun
Simplicity: What does that mean? - John Maeda
Introducing the Chumby - Steven Tomlin & Duane Maxwell
Experience information - Marcos Weskamp
Papervision3D - Carlos Ulloa
AS2 to AS3 migration - Stacey Mulcahy
North Kingdom Projects - Robert Lindström & Staffan Lamm
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Hi Peter,
I’m very happy you’re considering my presentation on Design Patterns. There certainly is a great selection this year! Be sure to say hi, I’d love to chat.
Thanks much,
-Tim.
Hey Peter,
I am not sure whether you came to my presentation or not (I certainly hope so). I can only apologise for not getting through the material I wanted to. If you wish to receive the power point presentation and the word document I have prepared for it please email me at fraser.campbell@blastradius.com
cheers,
Fraser