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Justin J. Moses

Biography

Justin J. Moses is a senior Software Developer in Sydney, Australia. He currently works designing and building Flex & AIR to .NET applications for the Events industry.

Over the last decade, he has moved from Java and ColdFusion development, through PHP and ASP.NET before finding Flex in 2007. Frustrated with pseudo-app development in HTML, and the limited reach of .NET, he found solace in Adobe’s latest offering and continues to keep tabs on its competition. He is always ready to wax lyrical on OO principles and design patterns. Justin is also a classically trained guitarist, composer, stage performer and once rode a bicycle across Australia.

You can find him hiding in his portal (justinjmoses.com.au).

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The Mate framework from a Cairngorm perspective

July 07 2009

Mate is the new kid on the block in the Flex framework world. It’s an MXML-based Flex framework that - like its colleagues - encourages the use of the MVC architectural pattern. There’s been plenty of buzz around the campfire over Mate. After some investigation it quickly becomes apparent that… read more

Flash and Silverlight... an unlikely symbiosis?

June 24 2009

Recently Mike Slinn wrote a post suggesting how Adobe could win the RIA war. War? You mean the whole Flash vs Silverlight thing? It’s not a war - it’s sibling rivalry. The only bloodshed I’ve seen is amongst those comment-stream melees that follow controversial blog posts, instigated by the usual… read more

REMIX09: Nice taste; lacks meat.

June 14 2009

In fine tradition, Microsoft Australia hosted its version of the annual MIX event in Sydney. The conference, aptly named REMIX, featured the upcoming Silverlight 3, SketchFlow and Blend 3 products, though, much to my chagrin, somewhat superficially. read more

WebDU 2009: that geeky rock concert

May 23 2009

It may surprise you to know that the Pacific region has its fair share of web talent. Having just been surrounded by most of them for the past couple of days, I can attest to the fact. This year was my first WebDU, and I'm still tingling. read more

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