March 19, 2007

Posted by: Oscar Trelles

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Domani Studios is hiring

Domani Studios, the company I work for, is looking for two Flash developers to join our team either on a Fulltime or Freelance basis. This position will involve creating games, animations, sites, integrating video content, and tons of other interactive components. We are looking for mid-to-senior level professionals to become a crucial part of a growing team of passionate developers pushing our medium forward.

Requirements
- 3+ years of professional Flash development.
- Expert knowledge of ActionScript 2 and OOP concepts.
- Experience with data-driven Flash applications (XML, Flash Remoting)
- Experience with Flash Video (progressive and streaming)
- Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

Bonus Points:
- Knowledge of databases and content management tools.
- Experience instrumenting sites with Omniture or WebTrends.
- Basic understanding of ActionScript 3.
- 3D or AfterEffects experience.
- Experience with version control systems (SVN)
- Active participation in the Flash community.

Please email your resume and a list of URLs (or portfolio site) clearly
explaining your involvement on each project to: workwithus@domanistudios.com
with “FLASH DEVELOPER” as the subject. You can say that I sent you ;)

About Domani Studios
Domani Studios is an award-winning 25-person interactive design firm in Brooklyn

March 19, 2007

Posted by: Oscar Trelles

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Apollo is Available for Download

Go get your copy on Labs! You get the Apollo SDK, the Apollo Runtime for your platform, documentation and sample applications, and even an extension for Flex Builder.

Can’t wait to play with it this week. I was very disappointed after missing ApolloCamp and felt left behind. So, I’m glad it didn’t take much longer for Apollo to be available for the general public.

The wave of posts about the release of Apollo on MXNA reminds of the release of Macromedia Central, long ago. The difference is that this one looks much bigger, as Flex and Coldfusion developers join in the fun, not Flash junkies, which was the case for Central.

Enjoy Apollo! and you are doing anything cool with it, keep us posted.