An official Adobe User Group.
Local meetings for interactive designers, animators and developers in Oxford, UK.
Join us in 2010 on:
February 26th
March 25th
April 22nd
May 20th
June 23rd
For more info email
John Twycross:
jt@flashoxford.com
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Flash Oxford this month welcomes Charles Freeman. His work with rabbit.com has undeniably pushed the boundaries of the definition of multi-media. Have you ever imagined making phone calls from your web browser, possibly not, but he has. Join us to hear about how this concept went from idea to reality and how easily you can implement this technology for you own projects.
Charles Freeman’s work is rated as ”some of the most highly visible dynamic Flash content in recent years.” He is in the UK to speak at the Flash on the Beach conference, and has agreed to visit Oxford to talk about his role in developing Ribbit - a Flash telephony platform.
For more information on what to expect:
http://ribbit.com
http://chuckstar.com/blog
http://developer.ribbit.com/blog
Venue: OFVM, 54 Catherine St, Oxford, OX4 3AH
7.30pm until 9pm
Location: http://tiny.cc/ghNTd
For June we are planning an informal social meetup and are trying to arrange pizza and drinks. So do come along and meet other Flash & Flex animators, designers and developers. So if you are an internet professional or are just interested in the Flash platform this is the place for you.
We will have a copy of Flash Catalyst and there will be a chance to get hands on and see if it really is as easy as Andrew Shorten made it look last month. Being part of the Flash Catalyst User Group Tour there should be lots of Catalyst and Flex related freebies as well as the most popular $2100 free software bundle.
to RSVP or for more information email John Twycross
email@flashoxford.com
Venue: OFVM, 54 Catherine St, Oxford, OX4 3AH
7.30pm until 9pm
Location: http://tiny.cc/ghNTd
Flash Camp Birmingham is a completely free event organised by the Midlands Flash Platform User Group (Flash Midlands). Over an afternoon and evening, experts in Flash, Flex and AIR will share their knowledge through presentations and talks.
For more information see the website:
A year has passed since Flash Oxford’s first meeting. I am glad to say it seems to keep getting bigger and better. I think this is mainly due to the continued support of everyone who attends, and by external speakers who are willing to share their passion for the “Flash Platform”. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to making this group work.
Going forward I am keen to keep up the momentum that is building around the group and as ever looking for ideas for new sessions and speakers for the meetings. There is obviously a demand for Adobe User Groups as during the year we have seen the setting up of Dreamweaver Oxford and there has been much talk of a group for Premier / After Effects. I am currently unsure how these might fit together, but it could provide some good opportunities.
For me what has been great about running Flash Oxford is threefold. Firstly, I have met many interactive designers and developers over the year who are using Flash in exciting ways. I have been kept up-to-date with all developments in the Flash world. Lastly, a great thing for everyone is free stuff, we normally have some freebies ranging from books, shirts and pens to full versions of CS4 software.
Do get in touch with me if you have any ideas or questions about Flash Oxford.
John Twycross – email@flashoxford.com
