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Adobe Flash Camp

Rich Tretola
October 2, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (2)

Adobe Flash Camp is a free event in the “unconference” style, focused on developers creating rich interactive experiences using the new Flash Player 10 features.

Ad this event, developers can build content and applications using an advance copy of the Flash Professional CS4 authoring tool.

Participants will be able to:

* Learn about new Flash Player 10 features
* Create Flash Player 10 content and applications
* Test and optimize content and applications for Flash Player 10

Of course, there will be a contest, featuring some great prizes including — you guessed it — Adobe Creative Suite 4! In addition to the prizes, winners of our Contest will be featured as part of our subsequent CS4 launch.

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Debra Gardner said:

I am attending the Flash Camp 2008 in SF CA. I hope that I will have lots of fun and beer. Flash 4 Rocks. I want more. I am a student at Santa Rosa Junior college and wish to thank the ADOBE for this opportunity to join minds with experience flash programmers.

October 9, 2008 8:07 PM

Garnet Chaney said:

I attended FlashCamp. I released a copy of the source code for a Flex application I wrote, which turned the three-d objects Flash 10 feature demo into a game. Well over 100 attendees had a great time meeting each other, and collaborating on over 30 submissions to the contest. I was one of the judges (so my app was disqualified), and we had a difficult time selecting among the incredible entrants in the contest. You can see my blog article for my notes I was taking duirng the Flash camp, and links to some other blogs about it.

http://www.bobsgear.com/display/ts/Adobe+FlashCamp+October+2008

October 15, 2008 2:59 PM

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