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February’s meeting was a lot of fun – something like 25 people showed up and had a good time. Thanks again to the folks at Source360 for the space and the pizza. There will be some links posted here fairly … Continue reading →

We’re joining up with the Flash Platform group on the 15th for a purely social meeting at The Gingerman and The Elephant Room. We’ll be meeting at the Gingerman around 7:00 pm. We have some space reserved inside under the … Continue reading →

October’s meeting will be a Drink and Think at Opal Devine’s Marina up north. Map The starter topic will be the Flex Util classes. There are a lot of these classes, and they can be super handy – classes like … Continue reading →

We had a great time at September’s meeting. Looking forward to October’s meeting up in the north part of town.

We’re going to push September’s meeting back a week from the 16th to the 23rd – so, it’ll be the _fourth_ Thursday, rather than the _third_ Thursday, this month. We’ll have two presentations, this month, both about 30 minutes long. … Continue reading →

August’s meeting was great. For some reason, about twice as many people showed up, as usual, including Anthony, Roman, and Chris from the Austin Flash Platform UG. As usual, a lot of topics were covered, much was learned, some networking … Continue reading →

July’s meeting went really well, and we’re going to stick with the format. Except this month. This month is has been too Summery to put together a meeting, so we’re just going to meet at the Gingerman (see sidebar for … Continue reading →

The new meeting structure worked out pretty nice, last night. Corey Butler gave a very informative overview of the ExtJS framework at the Unicast offices – in a quiet room, on an actual projector, and everything. Then we headed over … Continue reading →

We haven’t done a proper presentation for awhile, but we’ve got a great space downtown available to us, so we’re going to give it a shot. Corey Butler will be presenting on a JavaScript approach to rich internet applications, called … Continue reading →