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CFUnited Blog

Flex Topics Announced!

Posted At : February 23, 2007 9:32 AM | Posted By : Christian Ready
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CFUnited Announces the Flex track topics. http://cfunited.com/2007/pages/topics.cfm

Actually we have renamed the track to Flex/Apollo/Ajax. We will be adding more topics to that track soon. And, yes, Apollo too!

I've had a lot of questions about Scorpio Topics. We do have them on reserve. So don't worry! Adobe is going to be announced as Platinum Sponsor soon and they will cover some excellent topics.

Flex Topics

Advanced Styling and Skinning in Flex 2 * Rob Rusher

Continuous Testing with Flex and Coldfusion Projects * Thomas Burleson (Universal Mind)

Flex 101 * Ted Patrick (Adobe)

Flex 2 for ColdFusion Developers * Jeff Tapper

Flex and Ajax: perfect match * Rob Gonda (iChameleon Group)

Flex Data Services & ColdFusion Scorpio - Faster, Better and Cooler than ever! * Tom Jordahl (Adobe)

Using MVC with Flex/Coldfusion projects * Thomas Burleson (Universal Mind)

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#1 by Kyle Hayes on 2/23/07 - 10:48 AM

Isn't adding a class called Flex & AJAX out of the scope of a ColdFusion conference. This is my first time to this conference so I don't know entirely what it's focus is but I was assuming ColdFusion.
#2 by Rob Gonda on 2/23/07 - 1:10 PM

Technically, every Flex topic is out of scope. It's a different language, different skill set, and does not require ColdFusion at all. However, there's a big focus in having ColdFusion developers expand their skills into Ajax, Flex, Mobile, and other technologies that will allow them to develop better applications and enhance the user experience. These sessions target individuals that need more than just the back-end and want to learn the latest and greatest techniques to exceed their clients' expectations.

Is there any Flex/ColdFusion combination class, not listed, that you would prefer to attend?