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Flash on the Beach 2011 - Day 3

September 15th 2011 | Jens C Brynildsen | Published in Community

The Elevator Pitch was a huge success last year and this year again it was a whirlwind tour of great ideas and projects that are strange, fun, stupid, clever and really everything in between. This day also held the surprise many talked about in the corridors - this was indeed the last Flash on The Beach

Flash on the Beach 2011 - Day 3

Flash on the Beach 2011 - Day 2

September 13th 2011 | Jens C Brynildsen | Published in Community

This year there are no official parties at the conference. It's rather mingling at the hall of the Brighton Dome for a few hours and then people spread out all over the town. Most had no problem finding the myHotel bar or other good locations. After a good day 1, we were looking forward to the next one but we were hoping not to meet a closed door at sessions this time.

Flash on the Beach 2011 - Day 2

Flash on the Beach 2011 - Day 1

September 12th 2011 | John Dalziel | Published in Community

The annual Flash extravaganza is on for the sixth year in a row and as usual, it's a mekka for Flash enthusiasts. The lineup is solid, the wind is solid, Adobe sneaks new features and the discussions go far into the night. Welcome to Brighton!

Flash on the Beach 2011 - Day 1

Review: Blackberry Playbook Development Training

July 29th 2011 | John Dalziel | Published in Reviews

Back in February we paid a visit to Academy Class in London to take a look at their iOS training. The quality of the course really impressed us, so we've been back again to check out their latest course: AIR Development for the Blackberry Playbook.

Review: Blackberry Playbook Development Training

Displaying Large Datasets in an Interactive Table

June 01st 2011 | Travis Cherry | Published in Tutorials

Working with large datasets can be quite cumbersome and somewhat painful if not done properly. You risk incurring the wrath of impatient users and unresponsive servers. On top of that, creating an interactive table in HTML/JavaScript code that works perfectly in every browser is invariably a challenging task.

Displaying Large Datasets in an Interactive Table