Change is happening all around us.
Our own President used it as his campaign anthem because he was acutely aware of what was going on. Our nation is going through a tremendous revision and its happening in every single area of our lives.
From the hallowed halls of our government offices to the noisy trading floors of our financial institutions, the [...]
Why Now?
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It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Blogging)
This is the first blog post I’ve ever written. I’m going to attempt to write this in one shot via the nifty WordPress admin provided to me by Shea Gonyo, with no editing, and then submit. Not going to think too much and write from the heart.
My goal as a blogger will be to share observations about our industry in a very transparent way from my own personal point of view. I like to be straightforward and honest. Sometimes this makes people uncomfortable.
Using Flex as a custom CMS solution
My experience with designing Content Management Solutions (CMS) has spanned the simple to the complex. There are many out of the box tools that can be used to create a CMS, Django and Joomla to name a few and even Wordpress has been touted as the next great CMS platform. While that all may be [...]
Singing for Freedom
A new song has recently been playing ‘ Freedom ‘ by Run Kid Run, and what can be more appropriate on this occasion.
And I’m singing for freedom
I know I’m not the only one
Praying to the One
Who can bring me this freedom
I’m ready for change, change, change, change
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Flash to the iPhone: The Right Way
After spending the first 5 years of my career making Flash websites, this past week I jumped in the deep-end and started learning how to develop for the iPhone OS. In case you’re wondering, this post has nothing to do with whether Flash is dead or not (for that answer, go here.) On the other hand, there is no question that the iPhone and iPad are very, very much alive and kicking. For Flash developers who are used to rich, immersive experiences (and often criticized for it), moving onto the iPhone OS is a natural leap.