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Boston Flex & Interactive Media March Meetup

Mar 10
Tue 7:00 PM
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 7  people attended.
4.50 4.502

Who organized?
Peter Olejnik

Change in plans--

The Boston Flex User Group will be having a new meeting this March 10th. Discussions will be about Flex-based Music Notation Editor, and will be presented by Joe Berkovitz.

About Meeting

Joe Berkovitz, founder of music software startup Noteflight, will talk about the technical underpinnings and lessons learned in building a full-fledged music notation editor on the Flex/Flash platform.

Topics covered will include: MVCS architecture, audio synthesis, non-linear visual layout algorithms, and automated testing. A short excursion covering the new Moccasin open source framework for graphical editors might be worked in. And be sure to bring your Zippo lighter so you can hold it up and request "Free Bird"!

Prior to founding Noteflight, Joe Berkovitz was a Chief Architect at Allurent, Ruckus Network and Unveil Technologies. Even earlier, he was part of ATG for eight years developing many core components & originating a number of key ideas with patents granted or pending. Prior to ATG, Joe worked at Houghton Mifflin; Stratus Computer; and Bolt, Beranek and Newman, among others.

For RSVP or more information please vist the The Boston Flex User Group

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  • Peter Olejnik
    Posted Mar 23, 2009 11:45 AM
    Peter Olejnik
    Founder
    I am glad that you all found the meeting helpful! There are more to come, so stay tuned. Regards, Peter

Who attended?

  • 7 attendees
    • “ The presentation was excellent. It covered topics and technologies that many Flex developers will be using in their own projects. I definitely plan on attending future meetups. ”
    • Gal
      “ 1. It was hard hearing the speaker from the last row. Maybe there should be loudspeakers ? or just speak more loudly ? 2. The speaker wanted to talk about audio but did not get to it. Maybe he can talk about it on some other meeting ? ”