Jan 20-22, 2012
Hilton Los Angeles Airport

Richard Gaskin's talk will explore tools for customizing Ubuntu's Unity interface to tailor it with all the flexibility we love with Linux.

Richard will show how easy it can be to add Linux to the platforms your LiveCode apps support, including an overview of the OS and the market opportunities it represent.

Feb 25-27, 2011
Hilton Los Angeles Airport

Richard Gaskin's talk will help other Ubuntu users coming from a Mac background get the most out of their new OS.

Richard presented an overview of the challenges in designing HIG-savvy GUI apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux, with a dscussion of tools and techniques.

November 7, 2009
Balboa Park
San Diego, CA

Drawing from his recent experience with a rock art site in the western Mojave desert, Richard described his efforts in documenting the site for the California State Registry of Historic Places.

May 8-11, 2008
Las Vegas, Nevada

A review of best practices for document-centric applications built with Revolution (since renamed "LiveCode"), including storage options, handling preferences across platforms, factoring code for reuse, and an introduction to building frameworks to handle common tasks.

June 16-17
Monterey, California

Challenges and opportunities in growing a code base across multiple versions.

Session: Revolution Design Patterns (with Ken Ray)

Ken Ray and Richard described six common design patterns representing best practices for crafting applications with Revolution/LiveCode.

November 3-6, 2006
Valetta, Malta

June 17-18
Monterey, California

Using backScripts, frontScript, and libraries to extend the Revolution/LiveCode message path.

Session: Scripting Conventions (with Ken Ray)

Using "Hungarian-lite" notation to improve code readability and lower maintainence costs.

November 2004
Valetta, Malta

Described how to work effectively with Revolution/LiveCode's message path.