Learn how to leverage the unique P2P capabilities of the Adobe Flash Platform from the engineers who created them. Discover how to communicate on a local network without using a server. Hear how large and small RTMFP groups work and how to best use them for real-time games.

Join Nicholas Kwiatkowski, leader of the Michigan Flex User Group, on an Adobe Flash Platform and hardware interactions adventure. Discover how devices like Microsoft Kinect and the Arduino prototyping board can bring Flash into the physical world. In this session, you'll learn how to integrate your Flex and Adobe AIR applications with physical hardware for an impressive combination of technologies.

See how the designers and developers at Rain, a company that delivers comprehensive solutions for advanced web application development and interactive media, incorporate Adobe Flash Catalyst into their prototyping process for building large applications and websites. Learn how they use Flash Catalyst as the bridge between their designers and developers, letting each group focus on what they do best, and to help visually sell their applications to their clients' senior management.

PNC's Virtual Wallet gives banking customers intuitive and compelling online tools to track and manage all their banking activities. The interactive application was created using Adobe Flex 3.

Learn how i3, a business unit of Ingenix (a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group), leveraged Adobe Flex and LiveCycle to deliver i3Cube, a revolutionary new web-based, fully integrated clinical trial and data management system.

Come behind the scenes for an inside look at how some of today's biggest entertainment brands use Flash CS4 to tell--and sell--their stories. Learn how The Visionaire Group took advantage of advanced design tools for Universal's The Fast & The Furious 4.

A visit to jFall, the Netherlands Java User Group conference to discuss all things Java and Flex. Duane interviews NLJUG Chair Klassjan Tukker and demonstrates Adobe LiveCycle ES Workbench accessing Java API’s.

Once again, Flex User Group Manager Ali Daniali brings developers together to build a rich Internet application - this time for Second Harvest Food Bank, an agency that provides food to 176,000 individuals each month.

Led by Seattle Flex User Group Manager Ali Daniali, developers join forces to build an open-source virtual food drive application for a hunger relief agency in Washington State.