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Summer of Flash Episode 5 - Rich Tretola

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Rich Tretola joins us to talk about how InsideRIA works and his sessions at MAX. We also discussed the need for choice in Flex frameworks (read: micro-architectures) and some of Flash Player on mobile devices.

On the panel we had Stacey Mulcahy, Zach Stepek, and Leif Wells.

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