Who am I?
Scott Janousek is a Flash Mobile and Device developer currently working in the Boston area of the United States.
In addition to his experience with mobile development, Scott has an accumulated ten years of diverse software engineering and Web consulting background, and several of those years were dedicated to the creation of interactive multimedia, including CD-ROMs, DVDs, webcasts, kiosks, RIAs, and web sites.
Today, Scott is an Adobe Certified Flash Designer and Developer, as well as a recognized Flash Lite Subject Matter Expert.
In addition, he is also an Adobe Certified Instructor for Flash Lite, Adobe Certified Developer for Mobile Application Development, and Adobe Community Expert for Mobile and Devices.
He also holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
An active and contributing member of the Boston Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group (AMaDUG), Boston Flash Platform User Group (BFPUG), and Mobile Monday Boston (MoMoBoston), Scott is passionate about the Flash platform across mobile devices as well as for the desktop.
When he has a chance, he speaks at new media institutes, user groups, and conferences about Flash and Flash Mobile, including FITC: Design & Technology Festival 2006 and 2007, Adobe MAX 2006 (Las Vegas), Adobe MAX Asia Pacific 2006 (Singapore), and more recently Flash Forward 2007 (Boston).
He has also written a number of technical articles on Flash Mobile technologies, such as Flash Lite, including some of which can be found on the Adobe Developer Center web site.
In addition he is also an active member of the Adobe MaD Learning Resources Advisory Group.
When he has a chance, Scott helps write game reviews for Frame 27, a blog dedicated to Flash Mobile games.
Check out his other Flash Mobile blog at:
flashmobile.scottjanousek.com
... for more information about his latest Flash and Mobile endeavors, as well as his occasional post about the latest and greatest portable consumer electronic devices.
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Scott Janousek's Forum Nokia Blog
Greetings and Salutations!
scottjanousek | 29 April, 2008 20:24
Hello "Forum Nokia" World! This is my obligatory 1st post!
As a fairly recent addition to the Forum Champions; I've also just now been recently added to the blog-o-sphere here on Forum Nokia Developer Community Blogs ... (Many thanks to Anne for expediting this process!)
For those who may be wondering within the Nokia Forum community; I am Scott Janousek; one of those "brave souls" doing really cool Flash and Flash Lite on embedded and mobile devices. I've been doing it for quite a while, actually ... essentially, since Flash Lite 1.1 hit the "Western world" (circa 2005) (BTW: I am based just outside of Boston, Massachusetts, USA).
If you're interested to know about me: google me ... or point yourself to this (somewhat out of date) bio over at linkedin.com, get more info off my mobile site: scottjanousek.mobi, visit my personal blog, or this corporate bio (blah).
In terms of professional info; I started Hooken Mobile in late 2006 (I act as CEO/Technical Director). Currently, we specialize in Flash Lite design and development across many platforms and devices, including S40 and S60 (our favorite Flash Lite enabled (handset) platform, actually!). We have also branched into other areas of mobile design development service offerings this year (will talk more on this soon).
In terms of community ... in addition to being inducted to the Forum Champions program recently, I have created, maintain, and stay active in many Flash (and Mobile) related community efforts.
Some examples of this:
- Being an active Adobe Flash Lite 1.1/2.x/3.x Certified Training Instructor
- Adobe Community Expert - Mobile & Devices
- Member of the Adobe MaD Learning Resources Advisory Group
- Coauthor of the Foundation Flash Applications for Mobile Devices Book, Friends of Ed (Apress) - ISBN: 1590595580
- Reviewer for Frame 27: Flash Mobile Game Reviews
- Admin for slideshare.net - Flash Lite Presentations
- Creator of the Flash Lite Community World Map
- Member of Boston Flash Mobile User Group
- Member of Mobile Monday Boston ... I attend; often! :)
- Maintainer of my personal Flash and Mobile community blog (going on 4+ years)
- Speak often on Flash Mobile (at conferences, user groups, and other community events)
- and a lot more which escapes me right now ...
My intentions on this blog are to talk very specifically about all things relevant to what I am doing with Nokia platform technology; especially Flash Lite on S40 and S60 devices. For all other Flash Lite posts, please see my other personal blog.
Also, for those wondering ... my latest Nokia devices are: the N95 (Non-NAM), E90, and N810; my favorite being the N95 for the crux of Flash Lite development on S60!
OK ... So, now that I covered a lot of basics ... enough about me!
It's nice to be here! My next post will be something technical ... until then, c'ya.
P.S.
To those I met at the Nokia Developer Camp event (Las Vegas) a few weeks back; greetings all!
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Re: Greetings and Salutations!
croozeus | 30/04/2008, 06:42
Welcome Scott,
Nice to see one more FNC's active Blog.
All the Best!
Best Regards,
Croozeus
Re: Greetings and Salutations!
bogdan.galiceanu | 30/04/2008, 08:46
Hi Scott,
Welcome to the wonderful world of Forum Nokia Blogs!
Can't wait to see what you have for us ;)
Bogdan
Re: Greetings and Salutations!
Qman | 30/04/2008, 13:42
Hi Scott!
Nice to see this new forum nokia blog!
All the best!
Re: Greetings and Salutations!
chall3ng3r | 05/05/2008, 21:49
Hi Scott,
Nice to see you blogging here as well.
Lets make some Flash Lite Noise!
// chall3ng3r //
Re: Greetings and Salutations!
biskero | 30/04/2008, 04:13
Ciao Scott,
nice to have you here!
Alessandro