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January 26, 2007
Talking Flex to Students Around Toronto
If you're interested in seeing the latest web technologies, including Flex and Apollo, and live in Toronto or Waterloo, then you should drop by one of the three events that we're having next week. On Tuesday, I'll be presenting Flex and Apollo to students at the University of Toronto. On Wednesday, I'll be at Sheraton College and on Thursday I'll be at the University of Waterloo. All the events are free, and I'll be accepting resumes for 3 summer intern positions on my team. Finally, I'll also provide tips and tricks on how you can get a job at Adobe.
Here are the details. Remember, all the events start at 4 PM.
Tuesday, January 30th - University of Toronto at the Bahen Centre for Information Technology, 40 St. George Street, Room BA 1130.
Wednesday, January 31st - Seneca College
Thursday, February 1st - University of Waterloo in the Laurel Room at South Campus Hall.
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I witnessed your presentation at Seneca and was very impressed. I'm really excited about Apollo and its possibilities. Other then that I noticed a new logo for Fireworks on your desktop and I'm very interested. Fireworks is a great tool for all my websites and saves me so much time. What can I expect in the new release and when will it become available?
are you speak turkish?
Hello Mike, commenting on a post that was written almost a year ago isn't my thing. However the importance of your post leaves me no option. Am from Africa, Uganda to be exact(don't be put off please!!!) and a student for that matter. Am put in a position to greatly envy the Students of Toronto, Which is unlike us in Africa. How I wish that we could some day open someone else's blog and it reads 'Talking Flex to Students Around Africa'. Wishes!!! Never the less, me and a few others are working to wards realizing this. For starter am already a Student on my own of Flash/Flex. I've been through AS,AS2 and now AS3. Unfortunately having the knowledge alone makes it less fun so am taking the initiative to talk Flex to students in Universities in Uganda. At this point I welcome any form of assistance such as the presentation material you use for Students of Toronto or any other for that matter. Any effort shall be appreciated. Note: There's a map showing Adobe Communities around the World, Africa is clean!!
Hello Mike, commenting on a post that was written almost a year ago isn't my thing. However the importance of your post leaves me no option. Am from Africa, Uganda to be exact(don't be put off please!!!) and a student for that matter. Am put in a position to greatly envy the Students of Toronto, Which is unlike us in Africa. How I wish that we could some day open someone else's blog and it reads 'Talking Flex to Students Around Africa'. Wishes!!! Never the less, me and a few others are working to wards realizing this. For starter am already a Student on my own of Flash/Flex. I've been through AS,AS2 and now AS3. Unfortunately having the knowledge alone makes it less fun so am taking the initiative to talk Flex to students in Universities in Uganda. At this point I welcome any form of assistance such as the presentation material you use for Students of Toronto or any other for that matter. Any effort shall be appreciated. Note: There's a map showing Adobe Communities around the World, Africa is clean!!
Have you seen Silverlight? Man it is awesome and is going to overtake Flex.
Have you seen Silverlight? Man it is awesome and is going to overtake Flex.
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