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Renaun Erickson

Renaun Erickson

Renaun Erickson

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Renaun Erickson is a developer evangelist at Adobe Systems. He has a wide range of experience with the Adobe Flash Platform and has worked on projects using various technologies such as ActionScript, Flex, Adobe AIR, PHP, ColdFusion, video, audio, logging, SIP/VoIP, casual games, and mobile. Renaun can be found on his blog and on Twitter. When he's not programming, Renaun enjoys playing games, the outdoors, archeology, driving a Jeep, and spending time with his family.

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Walk through the steps needed to migrate a real-world application from Flex 3 to Flex 4.

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(Feb 15, 2010)

Learn how blitting enables games with many on-screen animations to achieve smooth, consistent frame rates across a wide range of machines.

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