I’m presenting in a couple of hours here at 360Flex (4PM Pacific), and the cool thing about it is that you can see it even if you aren’t here today! Ted Patrick just announced this morning that Adobe is streaming all the presentations from the event live. 

Head over to Ted’s blog for the details.

I’m very excited to be presenting on developing Red5 applications at 360Flex next week. It’s my first time attending one of their conferences, but hopefully not the last given that I’ve heard so many great things about them. It’s taking place in San Jose, CA. If you are going to be in the San Francisco Bay Area next week, be sure to attend this conference, it will be worth it!

I will be also stopping in to FlashForward in San Francisco for a very brief moment as well.

The next stop on the tour will be Flash on the Beach; hands down one of the coolest Flash events I’ve ever attended. I will be presenting there on Red5, and hopefully will be able to preview the new AS3 server-side layer for Red5. Assuming that we are able to get it in a decent place and you are attending Flash on the Beach, look forward to seeing a demo of accessing Java APIs through AS3 calls.

Last but not least, if you haven’t heard about Flash on Tap, go check out the website. This is a conference that our companies Infrared5 and Red5Server are putting together with the help from Influxis and D&A. Think of a Beer Festival and a Flash conference rolled together with crazy entertainment like Flash Pub Trivia, live bands and a special appearance from “Why ____” film creator and Flash master Phillip Kerman. The line up of speakers is quite impressive, and I’m so grateful to everyone of them for making it happen given their very busy schedules. There will be tons of free food, and of course beer as well. If you want to attend be sure to get your tickets soon, as there is limited capacity and sales are picking up fast.

If anybody’s going to be at any of these events, drop by and say hi.

For those of you in the Nashville area, be sure to head on over to your local Flex user group this evening, where I will be doing an Adobe Connect presentation Building Red5 Applications.

For more details read this.

For those of you that may have missed the news last week, Dominick Accattato has released the first version of the Red5 plugin for Eclipse. Download it now and let us know how it works for you.

Features include:

- Start and Stop Server within Eclipse IDE
- Debug server
- Auto-deploy applications
- Generates stub code (Java and ActionScript) for basic stuff

and much more.

Hi everyone. Sorry for all the spam that’s been showing up on my blog lately. Somehow a spammer has managed to be able to publish my drafts (like the Test one seen earlier today) and add a ton of links to student loan crap. I will be upgrading to the latest wordpress and changing my admin password as soon as I get a chance. Thanks to all of you that let me know this was going on.