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• March Meeting

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• Shifting into High Gear with haXe

  9999 readersFlash legend ALAN SHAW (formerly known as @nodename) Will be our 4th speaker for our next event 6th of Sept. “I’ve started writing my open-source Flash libraries in haXe rather than AS3. haXe can be compiled into a swc that you can use in your AS3 projects, and it’ll perform faster than the swc you’d have built with AS3. Furthermore your haXe code

• Flash Builder 4 Now Shipping

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• FlashDevelop goes beyond Windows only

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• Beginner’s Guide to Powerflasher’s FDT

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• Woohoo – FDT 5 is released!

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• Building Mobile Skins in Flex 4.5

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• Ideas: FlashDevelop on OSX and GNU/Linux

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