Joomla! Day UK, London 2011

Joomla! Day UK, 2011, Victoria, London, 24th & 25th September. 

The speakers are poised, the sponsors are eager and Microsoft has kindly finalised all the venue information so it's all systems go for the 24th and 25th September.

Saturday sessions - The organizers have planned four London tube lines for differing levels of Joomla! experience:

• Newcomers
• Administrators
• Designers
• Developers

Guest speakers from the USA and Europe will be educating and inspiring you in all things Joomla!

Sunday takes on a different pace and will comprise breakout sessions and workshops for spontaneous discussion. So let the organizers know any topics of interest when you register for the weekend.

See you there!

Event Dates

9am - 6pm Saturday, 24th September 2011

10am - 4pm Sunday 25th September 2011

Details here.

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Flash Video on iPad & iPhone!

Adobe announces media publishers can now stream Flash-based video to iPhones and iPads

September 10, 2011

ZDNet UK reports that Adobe has finally released Flash Media Server 4.5, supporting Apple iOS. Broadcasters can now stream Flash-based video content in HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), an Apple-derived format.

Photo credit: James Martin/CNET News

Apple's iPhone and other mobile devices are well known for not supporting Flash, so in April Adobe said it had come up with a workaround.

Flash Media Server usually packages video streams using MPEG4 fragments, in the F4F file format. However, the new version adds support for a different protocol, HLS, which Apple created for QuickTime and iOS.

Read the full version here.

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Adobe Cookbooks – Recipe Request Challenge!

Write some Flex code and get a chance to win a Samsung 10.1 tablet

With the help of the user community and several employees, Adobe has identified a list of recipe requests that it feels would be valuable contributions to the Adobe Cookbooks as well as for the larger Adobe community.

All that these requests need now are answers…and that’s where the challenge comes in!

For every recipe request below, the community member who provides the solution will receive:

1. An Adobe Developer Connection T-shirt
2. A chance at a Samsung 10.1 tablet

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Adobe Cookbook recipes are snippets of code that are shared by community members to assist fellow developers in overcoming specific development issues. If a developer cannot locate a recipe to solve their issue they may submit a recipe request, where they outline the issue they are having in the hopes that someone else in the community may have a code snippet to share. When a recipe request gets answered, it gets published as a regular recipe.

More information at: Adobe Cookbooks – Recipe Request Challenge

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