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29th July 2010 (29/07/2010)

Re-Architecting the Designer-Developer Workflow (19:00 – 20:00) – Richard Lord
Most application development follows a pattern where the designers design it then the developers build it. Any change in the design requires more work from the developers, who have to implement each change request.

It doesn’t have to be this way. By modifying the application architecture, we can enable the developer to do their work before the designer, leaving the designer free to alter the design as frequently as they wish without recourse to developer time.

This frees designers to respond to client requests in a timely manner and frees developers to work on a more strategic level, adding functionality to the tools the designers use without being bogged down in day-to-day client projects.

In this session I’ll describe this new architecture, how and why I developed it, the benefits and pitfalls of its use, and how to implement it using any of the current dependency injection frameworks

Managing a Monster Flash Project (20:15 – 21:15) – Cat Burton & Martyn Jones
Moshi Monsters is an extremely popular online social game for kids with over 20 million members and growing…fast!!! We will share some of our secrets in managing such a large, on-going flash project and give an account of a day in the life of a Front-End Developer at Mind Candy.

Prizes for the free raffle
1 full conference passes to Flash on the Beach donated by Flash on the Beach.
1 copy of The Essential Guide to 3D in Flash donated by friends of ED.

Sponsored by AKQA, Flash on the Beach & friends of ED

When/Where
Date: 29th July 2010 (29/07/2010)
Time: 19:00 – 22:00 (doors open at 18:30)
Venue: AKQA, 1 St. John’s Lane, London, EC1M 4BL
Tube: Farringdon/Barbican

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