360 Flex is a Seattle developer conference. As they describe themselves:
360|Flex was the first all Flex/Apollo themed conference. Our inaugural conference in San Jose was a sell-out success. No doubt due to Adobe’s Flex Evangelist, Ted Patrick, helping to rally the community. This conference takes you into the nitty-gritty of Flex development. If you’re serious about Flex, then you need to attend this conference.
360|Flex is a community driven event. The sole purpose of the show is to bring the best of the Flex community together in one place to share war stories from the trenches and to allow the experts to share their deep technical knowledge to a large group. Another benefit is finally being able to put a face, voice and personality onto the bloggers, flexcoders and article writers that you’ve come to depend on.
Picnik, the awesome online photo-editor, is giving a way one pass to 360 Flex. The first Flex Developer to mail Picnik founder Mike Harringon gets it. Use mike at picnik dotcom.
We selected some talks to be done again at Gnomedex this morning. The video is streaming at http://chris.pirillo.com/live/
We go on at 11:30. We’ll see the following speakers again:
Make Art Not Content
Scotto Moore
Startup Metrics for Pirates: AARRR!
Dave McClure
Stop Yelling, Start Weaving
Deborah Schultz
Is 2008 the year the “Third Screen” takes center stage?
Beth Goza
Venture Capital Term Sheets
Leo Dirac
An embarrassment of riches – the story of Noonhat
Brian Dorsey
LIFE: if you’re bored, you’re doing it wrong
Elan Lee
I’d like to thank all the attendees, volunteers, the CHAC, the people who promoted the event, and the speakers. It was an amazing event and it couldn’t have happened without you all.
As promised here are some of the links mentioned in presentations last night:
Noonhat – Changing the world through lunch
VC Term Sheets – Leo Dirac has put up his slides, but has judged that the spreadsheets aren’t ready to be shared yet. We’ll post them here when they are.
Jobs – in case you were interested both Ontela and Mifos are hiring.
Art Not Content – Before Scotto (in pic) started pondering the artist merits of LOLCats, he made a two season video series entitled “Cherub: The Vampire with Bunny Slippers“. I helped, but don’t hold that against it; it really is funny — especially if you are familiar with the Buffyverse.
Werewolf Rules – Here you go.
Thanks again!
(Photo credit: Stewtopia, stay-at-home-blogger)
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We had some last minute changes to our schedule. Here is the final line-up!
Starting at 8:30:
Make Art Not Content
Scotto Moore
Small medicine: Nanotechnology and biology
Deepak Singh
building real community
scott kennedy
No, not skin: Epidemiology for the layman
Maegan Ashworth
How to buy a new car
Rob Gruhl
Werewolf Strategy
HB Siegel
Startup Metrics for Pirates: AARRR!
Dave McClure
Hacking Chocolate
Shawn Murphy
Starting at 9:45
Is 2008 the year the “Third Screen” takes center stage?
Beth Goza
Ten valuable lessons you shouldn’t learn from your last job
Dan Shapiro
Venture Capital Term Sheets
Leo Dirac
An embarrassment of riches – the story of Noonhat
Brian Dorsey
Stop Yelling, Start Weaving
Deborah Schultz
WikiProgress & Gross National Happiness (GNH)
Jesse Robbins
Mifos: Open Source Software for Microfinance
George Conard
LIFE: if you’re bored, you’re doing it wrong
Elan Lee
