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After my last post I just remembered never posting these Spark 2005 Panorama’s made by Aldo; hoeben.net.

There’s one pano in there made during the session martijn (he’s obscured by the enormous screens on the presenters desk though) and me did, I can recognize almost the entire front row. [ShockWave alert].

First off all : thanks to you all that came to our (Martijn and Me) session at Spark. It had been a blast to do it. Although preparation turned into last minute work again, we both felt comfortable on the topic, so I guess all went fine. I’ve been getting some pretty nice responses from visitors, which is very nice indeed.
The conference itself has been great, and I’ve been meeting lots of great people. The OSFlash dinner @ Spark was cool, much better then the 4 people showing up at MAX. I guess it was about 35 people.
Unfortunatly (or not, actually), I was, and am very busy busy with client work, so I haven’t found any time to make a decent post about Spark, or any uploads related to either Spark, or my part of the session. I had to leave early on friday, so any of you who I haven’t said any proper goodbye too, and who know they deserve it : “see you soon!”

I’ll be uploading & cleaning up in the coming week :
Spark pictures (taken on my cell, but decent quality).
Spark source files (clouds, feedback, mandelbrot)
“that video I still had to do”.

Anyway, come back later this week, and I’ll have some stuff to download for you.
For now here is a screenshot of the opening demo & other demos we used at Spark (and Flash 8 Launch actually). This thing is entirely scripted and fully 8! Thanks to Niko for graphics, Thomas for music and Ubi for “catering”.

I’ve got a great announcement from MXUG (the dutch User Group) : There will be a MXUG meeting @ Spark in “De Balie” on Wednesday the 16th of November, 19:00. The topic will be OSFlash (which I my opinion is one of the most happening things at the moment). Spark Europe has kindly donated the space, and some of the speakers at the Spark Conference will also speak at the MXUG meeting;

Edwing van Rijkdom (Screenweaver, NL)
Luke Hubbard (Codegent, UK)
John Grden (Blitz, US)

If you have or haven’t shown up on one of the MXUG meetings, this is the time to come again, or come first. Be sure to invite your colleagues/friends to come too! Like to see you there!

Read more at the MXUG site (dutch) >>