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Caleb Adam Haye (Berkeley, USA)

Caleb Adam Haye has been developing web applications since 1997. He now works full time as Principal of Fire, Inc., a Sebastopol (Northern San Francisco Bay Area) based interactive software collective, specializing in rich internet applications, social media, and innovative, emerging technologies. Caleb formed Fire in 2005, and since then he has worked with great companies like Intuit, Apple, Genentech, Visa, CafePress, SEGA, Harmonix , and Yahoo!.

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Building Lean, Powerful Apps (mobile, or otherwise)

Caleb delves into the technical underworld of Heroku and the ecosystem it provides developers. More...

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Building Better: Continuous Integration for RIAs

A technical deep-dive into the world of automated builds and continuous integration using popular open source tools, including the MXMLC, Maven, Flex- Mojos, and Hudson - a Java based continuous integration application which runs on BlazeDS Turnkey Server. More...

Dont be anti-social! Developing RIAs for the Facebook and Google OpenSocial

In this presentation I will highlight the intricacies of planning, building, and deploying rich internet/interactive applications on 2 popular social networks: Facebook and Google's OpenSocial. I will introduce a simple paradigm for getting your private data on to Facebook in a secure, personalized manner, and introduce an open source ActionScript 3 OpenSocial API which abstracts and simplifies code-based interactions with Google’s new OpenSocial platform. I will also dissect an active Facebook application that has already been successfully deployed, while placing an emphasis on explaining the additional steps that need to be taken when developing Facebook applications in Flash. I will also discuss an application architecture for a partially connected Adobe AIR application that serves a compliment to an application that is deployed on Facebook. More...

Yahoo! APIs in Flash

Caleb explains and demonstrates exactly how simple it is to integrate Yahoo!’s robust, dynamic, data services into any Flash application. A straightforward example application will be used to exhibit how to build an application using Yahoo! APIs in both legacy ActionScript 2, as well as next-generation ActionScript 3. More...