If you have yet to register for MAX, you should do so quickly. Several ColdFusion and Flex sessions (lectures and hands-on sessions) have sold out, and the pre-conference sessions are pretty much full (some so full that the waiting list has closed). If you are thinking of attending MAX, sign up and...
The Breeze team has released the Breeze Meeting Sync SWF SDK to allow developers to create custom collaborative applications, using a set of easy-to-use ActionScript APIs. The SDK allows Flash developers to extend the functionality of Breeze Meeting by synchronizing Flash-based multi-user...
The MAX 2006 attendee rate at The Venetian Hotel is $219/night, much cheaper than the $499/night you'll pay without the MAX discount. So, if you do plan on staying at The Venetian Hotel, you may want to register soon. Hotel details are on the MAX 2006 Hotel and Travel page.
The July 2006 edition of Edge (which sports a cool new CSS driven look) contains my article entitled Top 10 reasons to attend MAX 2006 in Las Vegas .
MAX 2006 registration is now open! The agenda is also online, and yes, there are more sessions this year than in any prior conference!
Registration is not open yet, but the basic MAX 2006 page is now online, and you can subscribe to MAX e-mails so that you'll be the first to know when registration does open and when more details are available.
Yep, there will be a MAX this year. So, see you in Las Vegas in October. More details to follow!
Day 1 of MAX Greater China is coming to a close. Once again, this is an incredibly high quality event, both polished and professional, and fun as well. The opening keynote (which, including sponsor presentation and MAX awards, run 3.5 hours!) featured Tom Hale presenting the Macromedia platform and...
I just arrived in Hong Kong, and checked in to my hotel in Kowloon, facing the beautiful harbor. I am here (along with lots of other Macromedians) for MAX Greater China , 2 days, 3 tracks, over 30 sessions, BOFs, and much more. And with any luck I may actually get to see the outside of the hotel...
MAX 2005 is right around the corner, and excitement is building for what is shaping up to be an incredible event (and the biggest MAX to date). I, however, am miserable. Ever since the first Allaire Developer's Conference in Boston in 1999, I have not missed a single DevCon or MAX. Until now....