QR codes and Flash on the Beach
Flash on the Beach is just over and the final day had the most impressive (and the single most useful) presentations. The inspirational level this year has been great. The wonderfully beautiful creations by Eric Natzke or Robert Hodgin can take anyones breath away and the generally inspiring nature of Jonathan Harris’ works makes everyone want to do the same (if only we could get similar great ideas).
But Mario Klingemann’s presentation about reading QR codes in Flash was the most (technically) inspiring presentation in my opinion and I could immediately see a bunch of ways in which, I could use this for all different sorts of purposes – in real life advertising and not just for the fun of it. I really feel that I could join this project and make it into a complete library and so far I’ve written him a mail offering my help (and a minor possibility for optimization).
But credits also go to Grant Skinner, as his talk on important things to learn as a new web developer (in Flash in particular) gave me some good inspiration for my own job as head of development with developers of my own needing help and guidelines.
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