Hey Good news for every one who is FLEXing now a days .. you can be a, Flex 3 Contributor. Solve 3 Bugs from Flex Bugs list JIRA and win a Flex Book of your choice from Amazon by Adobe Flex Team. Isn’t it amazing…!!
So here’s our chance to respond to the open call of Adobe.
Even you can get MAX 2008 registration.
For the first two contributors to have 10 patches committed, we’ll pay for your MAX 2008 registration (any region). (more…)
How hard is it to become an ACE?
This is perhaps a question which one can answer himself/herself. If I ask how hard is to learn swimming for a newbie, it depends how fast he/she can overcome with the fear of getting drawn. How soon one can learn cycling, answer as soon as he learn how to balance himself/herself. (more…)
Last week in FUG meet when we were having discussions on Adobe Certification, I came to know about various queries that might occur in a developer’s mind before going for a costly exam, for becoming an Adobe Certified Expert. I changed my long time awaited article to cover up the queries and I hope this will be a nice heads up for the certification aspirants.
The intention while writing this article is to generate awareness about Adobe Flex Certification and to clear myths, which are buzzing around the developer forums. My intention is not to provide an answer sheet, which may pass you the exam, but to give you a way, which directly reaches, to your success i.e. Adobe Certified Flex 2 Developer.
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A surprise delivery arrived today at my office. A small packet having Adobe logo on it. I was very curious about it and I filled with joy when I saw Raghu’s name on it. I cleared the courier formalities and quickly grabbed the packet and popped it to open. I filled with joy and almost screamed when I saw something which was like a my most awaited gift. I saw “ActionScript 3.0 Design Patterns” book with a really cool happy note written by Raghu, (hmmm Techies sheldom write something 
).
It was a pretty nice gift by Raghu on clearing my Adobe Certification and that is why it is very special to me. Raghu has always been very supportive to me and once again I do not want to miss the opportunity to say thanks to him and the Adobe team.
Thanks again.
Hi Guys,
Its a very special moment for me to describe the enthusiasm of Pune User Group who managed to be at the meet despite of having rain.
My warm regards to Netscout Systems administration and special thanks to Priyank Kapadia. He is perhaps the most proactive member of our community. Always filled with ideas and initiative offers.
Hi,
As the monsoon touches Pune and the green city becomes more greener, its the right time to join and celebrate. As planned we are having 2nd User Group meet today at Netscout Systems at 5-6:30 PM.
Wiki: http://punefug.wikidot.com
Venue:
Netscout Systems India Ltd.
Amar Caliber, Off BMCC College Road.
Hoping to see you all there….
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Well as I promised here is the winner of this week, sorry I changed my mind of keeping “RIA App of the Day” to “RIA App of the Week” as it takes potential time to judge someone’s performance and reliability. Also I do not rank any one who has already been over hyped by the industry to called myself biased. I still say Coghead was the winner last week and this week E41ST acquired the hat.
The name is taken from New york’s public library street name.
E 41ST developed by Amit Gupta is a RIA app integrated with amazon web API and provides a nice rich interface of amazon as an interactive library.
E41ST is an attempt at making a corner of the web look the way I like to see it! Named after New York’s East 41st Street (Library Way), it provides an integrated interface for Browsing(at Amazon)-and-Looking-up(at Library). (more…)