Monthly Archives: April 2008

Multi-Mania 2008 is here!

Its that time of the year again, one of the very best multimedia events of the season, Multi-Mania is happening on Friday May 23th at the Kortrijk Xpo, Belgium. Where else do you get to see people including: Ralph Hauwert, Aral Balkan, Mario Klingemann, Marco Casario, Stephanie Sullivan, Rob Chiu, Hoss Gifford etc. not to read more »

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AIR Survey

Just as I did last year I’m helping out a graduating multimedia student of the Arteveldehogeschool in Ghent, Jo Van Snick, who is doing his thesis on Adobe AIR. If you’re a company based in Belgium or the Netherlands, regardless of your level of experience with the Adobe Integrated Runtime, I’d appreciate a few minutes read more »

MIX Essentials 2008 review

I attended the MIX Essentials event in Louvain-la-Neuve this Thursday in an attempt to get some perspective on Microsoft’s roadmap for Rich Internet Applications (yes, you read that right — Internet) and Silverlight 2. Note that I’m looking at this as a Flash Platform enthusiast, while I walked away excited about what Microsoft is doing read more »

AIR Badge WordPress plugin

If you want to distribute AIR applications the install badge is definitely the best way to go. The one problem I had with it is that its a pain to prepare and embed on your blog. To help remedy this I started working on this AIR Badge plugin last night, it allows you to simply read more »

SQLite in Adobe AIR session video

If you missed my SQLite talk at one of the onAIR tour events earlier this month, Mike Chambers recorded it in Brussels and its now available to watch online. Upcoming events where I’ll be covering Adobe AIR are Multi-Mania, Scotch on the Rocks and another In-the-Brain session on “The Evolution of the Flash Platform” with read more »

Introduction to SQLite in Adobe AIR

I just got back from joining the European on AIR tour in Amsterdam and Brussels and it rocked big time! Two great events with hundreds of developers attending to learn all about the Adobe Integrated Runtime. For me it was an opportunity to deep dive in the SQLite database API and build a couple of read more »

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