I’m been neglectful but busy (today is the last day of my summer class, and I’ve two freelance webdesign gigs going), though I will be making more of an effort to keep this current. I’m definitely a nonstop information aggregator (as evidenced by my del.icio.us account!) and will try to post more frequently even if just commentary on other blogs or the news.
I just registered for the Adobe AIR Bus tour, coming to Boston next Friday. It’s FREE, which is a huge draw when it comes to tech conferences of this nature (which average $800-1500 registration fees), and will provide a good ten hours of geekness, an amazing opportunity to learn all about the new Adobe Integrated Runtime from project managers and application developers, a fantastic space to network—plus free food, drink, and schwag! Adobe really does know how to take care of its nerds well: when Apollo was launched, and also Flex, they sent the architects of those programs to Harvard to give introductory talks (and gifts) to the IT and design folk who work at the University; the company is very smart about managing its relationships, and so I’m really excited about any event they put together.
