Interested in flexing those creative coding muscles with one of the most innovative digital agencies in London? Delete is seeking to employ an outstanding Flash Developer on a fulltime basis.

If you’re passionate about pushing Flash to its limits, have an exceptional portfolio and meet the requirements below, drop us an email with:

Your CV
- Some strong work examples we can check out
- A good piece of code that shows your technical competence
- An idea of what floats your boat online

The skill set we’re looking for:
- An intricate knowledge of Flash 8, ActionScript 2 and timeline animation.
- Clear understanding of XML and how to interacted with it in Flash
- Knowledge of how to interact with server side programming languages
- such as PHP, ASP or Ruby
- Fundamental understanding of math, including trigonometry and it’s
- application in developing interactive 2D and 3D environments in Flash
- Self motivated – able to work without direct supervision, identify goals
- and achieve them
- A positive disposition
- Superior written, oral and interpersonal skills
- Ability to prioritise tasks, streamline production processes, and
- administer technical aspects of projects.

If you think you fit the bill send an email to codehead@deletelondon.com.

No agencies please.

Please also check out our website for an idea of what Delete is all about and what kind of stuff we do. http://www.deletelondon.com.

Thanks,
Thomas
(Technical Director)

London is representing tonight! We have 130+ people signed up for LFPUG.

Papervision3D and Flex Component Development.

If you can’t make it, we are live at www.lfpug.com/live.

We’re also using the Flash Media Encoder for the first time. Not sure what the quality will be like, we’re on a shoe string budget here!

A couple of weeks after the release of Flex 2.01, and Adobe are opening talking about the next planned release of Flex, Flex 3.0.

Ted has a post here and you can register your interst to join an advisory panel here.

To sum up what Ted says the main subject is that Flex 3.0 will be targeted at Flash Player 9.

I tend to agree this is a good idea. This will mean that the player penetration will be high and it won’t be a factor on companies taking the decision to use Flex.

Ted is also demoing some of the new features at the 360Flex keynote. Can’t wait to see on the blogs what they’re up to!

New WEFAIL site?

Got Duck?

Starting as we mean to go on, we have 2 great speakers for the first event of 2007.

First up Carlos Ulloa creater of Papervision3D presenting a session on Papervision3D. Following him will be Mike Jones presenting a session on component development for Flex 2.0.

We have the venue booked till 00:00 so should be a good one.

Sponsored by O’Reilly.

London Flash Platform User Group 25th January 2007 (25/01/2007).

The new release bring with it:

1. Runtime CSS – apply CSS styling on the fly (was only applied at compile time).

2. Modules – modules are a brand new feature that allow applications to be broken down into chunks and loaded at runtime. See the ModuleManager.

3. Apollo ready.

4. OSX – the offcial OSX release!

5. Faster compile times.

6. FlashType – embed fonts will now use FlashType by default, no need for Flash.

Flex 2.01 application will run in the current Flash Player (I believe it requires runs in Flash Player 9.0.28.0, which is newish).

More info, Release notes, Try.