CreateJS is a suite of open source libraries for building games, data visualizations, eLearning, ads, and other rich experiences on top of modern web standards, targeting web, mobile, digital publishing, and desktop. It provides a mature base for working with high-performance 2D graphics, animation, sound, and asset management.Grant Skinner, CEO of gskinner.com and founder of CreateJS, will share:• Fun, real-world examples of CreateJS in use• How to get started building great content with the libraries• A look at advanced features • Tools for a productive design/develop workflow

Explore the exciting possibility of making a multiplayer game for multiple devices using the same codebase while maintaining desktop-like game quality. The session will be taught by two experts from Frima Studio: Jean-Philippe Doiron, principal architect R&D, and Luc Beaulieu, CTO.Join us to learn about:• The use of Stage3D across web and mobile deployments (with Adobe AIR)• The challenges encountered when attempting to maintain high-performance specifications on mobile devices • The required production pipeline and guidelines for deploying and debugging on iOS and Android • An overview of the deployment process, from start to finish• Techniques used to go from low fps for static scenes to 30+ fps for full gaming, like batching, change in render target, overdraw, native extensions, and FlasCC

Export symbols and animation sequences to instantly generate sprite sheets that improve gaming experience, workflow, and performance.

Lee Brimelow and Tom Nguyen highlight an array of new browser-and-device-friendly features in Flash Player 11.2 such as silent background updates, multi-threaded decoding for video, and mobile stage 3D, which delivers optimized performance for game development.

Be sure to attend this session if you want to know more about how to use Adobe Alchemy in real projects. Alchemy enables the conversion of C and C++ code into high-performance ActionScript bytecode for use in Adobe Flash and Adobe AIR applications.

Find out how to code a game that performs up to the user's expectations. One key advantage of Adobe Flash is the ability to publish your games across multiple devices while maintaining a single code base. Come to this session to discover several tips and tricks that help maintain performance across each operating system. Important game development techniques, such as blitting, upscaling assets across different screen resolutions, sprite sheets, and bitmap caching, will also be discussed.

Learn how to use Stage 3D (aka "Molehill"), the new low-level GPU-accelerated APIs in Adobe Flash Player, to develop high-performance 2D games. Thibault Imbert, product manager for the Adobe Flash runtimes, will explore these new APIs and their usage inside game frameworks and engines. Stage 3D is going to change the web for 2D and 3D gaming, and this session will show how to make the most of it.

Learn the tools of the trade for creating great games for the Adobe Flash Platform, including enhancing the fun factor, optimizing performance, and deploying across devices. John Say and his team at Say Design have enjoyed the excitement and rewards of building a wide variety of games over the last ten years using the Flash Platform. From the web to mobile to kiosks, they have delivered games on almost every device enabled for the Flash Platform. Catch up on their latest tips and tricks for Flash Player on mobile.

Come see the best rich media campaigns of 2010. Learn how they made that game ad tilt your HTML page or drive a car from an animated banner into a video ad. This session will feature companies that pioneer innovative uses of Adobe Flash and its interface with the HTML page to deliver outstanding campaign performance for their clients. Speakers from Doubleclick, EyeWonder, Greystripe, MediaMind, Medialets, PointRoll, and Sprout are scheduled to present.

Learn the secrets and tools of the trade for creating great games with Flash Professional, including honing the fun factor, performance optimizations, and cross-platform/device strategies.