Episode 4: Jesse Freeman

January 22, 2010 | Permalink | Comments (3)

Jesse Freeman (theFlashBum) joins us to talk about F*CSS, Flex 4 performance, Flash for iPhone, ActionScript Frameworks, and upcoming conferences.

Leif Wells, Zach Stepek, and Stacey Mulcahey joined us as the panel of experts.

Download the Podcast Listen to this week's podcast (m4a or mp3). You can also subscribe to the RIA Radio podcast in iTunes.

3 Comments

Luckas said:

Can't subscribe in iTunes...=/

Garth Braithwaite said:

I just tried again and it started downloading in iTunes - are you receiving an error of any sort?

Bruno Fonzi said:

Jesse playing The Devil's Advocate and Stacy awesomely bitchy talks made this an epical episode, a must listen for everyone!

It includes also a big chunk of interesting feedback /discussion about Powerflasher FDT vs Flex Builder.

Thank you for the support and feedback, the FDT team is listening.

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