My slides from 360|Flex Atlanta
I have posted a PDF of the slides from my presentation earlier today. The topic was Creating Flexible Components for Reuse and Distribution and we covered some things to keep in mind when creating components that you want to use across different projects and/or release to the public. There was a really good turnout and the material seemed well received. These slides aren’t very detailed because I am a big believer in minimal amounts of text on slides but I think there is enough to make them worth posting. I settled for PDF because the rest of Keynote’s export options kind of suck and its late. I’m tired. If anyone wants to add them to something like SlideShare feel free to do so and send me the link.
on February 29th, 2008 at 3:47 pm
Great meeting and talking with you at 360 in Atlanta! Keep in touch!
on February 29th, 2008 at 4:03 pm
Hey man, glad you dropped by. Will do.
on March 2nd, 2008 at 11:54 pm
Hey dude, hope you had as much fun at 360Flex as I did! Don’t be a stranger
on March 5th, 2008 at 10:37 am
[...] Following Adam’s lead, again, I thought I would post the link to the feedback provided by people who attended my session last week in Atlanta. Tom and John rock the transparency vibe pretty hard so I figure its fitting for the speakers to do the same. This was my first time presenting at a conference and overall I was pretty happy with the outcome. I think the feedback stating it focused on FlexMDI a bit too much is probably valid and I apologize for that. My intention was simply to use it as a vehicle to illustrate the concepts I was discussing, I didn’t mean to showcase it in any way. I’d also like to repeat that I was/am not the only developer of FlexMDI. It was a joint effort between myself, Brian Holmes and Brendan Meutzner. [...]
on March 5th, 2008 at 12:35 pm
[...] Creating Flexible Components for Reuse and Distribution by Ben Clinkinbeard http://www.returnundefined.com/2008/02/my-slides-from-360flex-atlanta [...]
on March 16th, 2008 at 4:51 pm
[...] I’m a little late in doing this, but what the hey! Well its over and back to work, eh? Time to put all that great knowledge to use and create some UX baby! 360|Flex Atlanta was awesome. Kudos go to John Wilker and Tom Ortega for pulling off such a sweet event. Some awesome speakers were present and it was truly a developers conference. Some highlights of sessions I attended were Jun Heider’s talk on Memory Management, Ben Clickinbeard’s talk on Reusable components, and Ben Stucki’s far out You got to wear funny looking 3D glasses talk. Oh, and who could miss the bedazzling man o’ the hour Doug McCune talking on Open Source Flex stuffs as well as some language antics. [...]