Archive for March, 2008
Adogo Meeting Tomorrow
If you’re interested in learning about Blaze DS with Flex and Java, check out tomorrows Adogo meeting. Brian LeGros will giving a pair of talks on BlazeDS. It’s a relatively new piece in the Adobe system, so I know I’ll get a lot of out of it. The main feature I’m interested in seeing the [...]
Wordpress 2.5 Worth the Upgrade?
Absolutely. Wordpress hasn’t undergone a major release in a while, and this one certainly fits the description. What do you have to look forward to in this upgrade? Here’s a few examples:
New Admin Menu that’s easier to manage
More reliable widget management. Instead of having all widgets on the page now you setup individual sidebars as [...]
Sharing Links the Easy Way With Del.icio.us
Chances are you’ve been to some social bookmarking site in the previous two or three years. The idea seemed to come out of nowhere and change the way many of us interact with the web. Before sites like Digg, Del.icio.us, Reddit or DZone I honestly can’t remember how I found half the stuff out there. [...]
Bar Camp Orlando Coming Up!
For those of you in Orlando next month, April 5th-6th marks the second Bar Camp Orlando. The first one went great, and this one looks even more organized. Instead of just one day with anything goes topics, it’ll be split into two days — one for developers, and one for media. With the growth in [...]
Adogo Meeting Tomorrow
Tomorrow is our monthly Adogo meeting here in Orlando. This meeting will have two great Flex topics, which seems to be drumming up a lot of attention. Simeon Bateman will be giving a talk on Using Flex with RESTful WebServices with Ruby on Rails. Daniel Roop will also be giving a talk on FlexUnit Basics [...]
In Defense of Orlando
I have to admit, I’ve never been a huge fan of Orlando. Like the majority of people in Orlando, I came here for school and ended up staying after graduation. Locals around my age are extremely rare. With a thriving economy, a huge University and loads to do it’s no wonder it draws people from [...]
