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Location
Washington, DC 38.91-77.02 20001US
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297 Flash Developers
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FLASH THE DISTRICT - D.C. Flash Meetup Group 4.00 4.006
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Founded
February 26, 2007

Meet other local Flash developers and designers to share ideas, learn and collaborate on projects.

Focus will be on emerging trends and technologies within Flash Development Environment. Beginner and advanced users of MX 2004, Flash 8, Flash 9 BETA and Flash CS3 welcome and encouraged to join. Also, users of Flex Builder and the Flex SDK are encouraged to attend.

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Our next MeetupFLASH THE DISTRICT - D.C. Flash November Meetup

Nov 14 Sat 2:00 PM
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This group will no longer be organizing through this Meetup page.

Please visit:

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and register to remain active in this group. The new group will still be meeting at the Art Institute on the second Saturday of every month.

Hope to see you there!!

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What members are saying

“ For this topic there is nothing comparable in this area. It is definitely attracting Flash personalities from all industries. ”

“ To get the edge on the business and meet others who may help in your day to day challenges with other clients. ”

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What's new?

  • Oct 31
    • New member
      Donnie Ramsey
      “Trying to become a Flash guru and connect with other designers in the DMV”
  • Oct 20
    • New member
      Nicole Bartlett
      “want to learn more about flash and how to use it”
  • Oct 16
    • New member
      Nitin
      “Looking to improve my Flex skills and network with others.”
  • Oct 2
    • New member
      Garrett
      “Why not?”
    • New member
      Jacqueline
      “I'm a web/graphic designer working mainly in HTML and CSS. I did a bit of Flash a while ago and I'm looking to get back into it, plus it is always good to make connections in the DC area...”
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