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Event Details
Time: February 25, 2009 to February 27, 2009
Location: MindView HQ
City/Town: Crested Butte, CO
Website or Map: http://www.mindviewinc.com/Co…
Event Type: jam
Organized By: MindView - Bruce Eckel
Latest Activity: Feb 23, 2009
Event Description
The Flex Jam is "An Exploration of Flex & AIR Programming". It's a MindView event. There's an book you may want to check out in advance of the Jam - it's called "First Steps in Flex". And, there's a group here at Codetown dedicated to Flex called The Flex Loft. What's a Jam? A software jam is a lab-based workshop experience, where you can:
* Have space and time to focus on learning.
* Decide whether you want to work on your own projects or the supplied programming exercises.
* Work alone or in a group.
* Set your own pace, so that you can "go deep" in areas that are important to you.
* Get guidance from an instructor, as needed.
This is going to be a cool event. Check it out at the Mindview website.
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