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Speaking at The ActionScript Conference 2008

Actionscriptconference_speaker_logo Everything is set up. My flight, my hotel and my partecipation at the first edition of The ActionScript Conference 2008 in Singapore.
I'm pretty excited because I'm sure I'll meet new developers that I've never meet before. And then it will be my first time in Singapore :)
Unfortunately it's too late to register to the event. In fact the conference is sold out !

The Actionscript Conference (TAC) is a community conference with the focus on Flash Platform. Attendants will see themselves immersed in a day of learning, knowledge exchange, and networking. TAC aims to bring topics on Actionscript 3.0, Flash development, Enterprise Flex, AIR, Integrating of Flash and other Platforms, and building Rich Internet Application to its audience.

Posted by marco casario on September 03, 2008 at 10:46 AM in Flex | Permalink

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