The new software application is used for estimating the total length of bottlenose dolphins that have been stranded. The Estimations can be based on multiple body and skull measurements, allowing the user to customize the tool for various stranding scenarios.

This software is designed and developed specifically for mobile smart phone devices. The DolphinTL application was developed by NerdWarfare in cooperation with NOAA.

To learn more about this application or how NerdWarfare can help you and your organization develop high quality mobile applications, please contact us.

The application be found on the Android Market Place : DolphinTL

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The title of my talk is “Multitouch. Small, Medium and Large”.

In Denver, I will be going over the basics of developing multitouch applications and as the title suggests, we are going to look at using that multitouch development skill set across a large variety of screen sizes.

Lastly, we are going to look at a few valuable tools, frameworks and components that will speed up your application development.

360|Flex is the world’s best Flex conference.  I’ve been to this conference three times and I can’t express how much fun each one has been.   360|Flex is only happening once this year and I have no doubt that this conference will sell out.  So do yourself a favor and go register asap.

If you are interested in multitouch development (from mobile to kiosk), please make sure to earmark some time Wednesday morning for my session.

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Multitouch. Small, Medium and Large (1080p or 1024×768)

More details on FireStarter as it currently stands can be found at:

http://code.google.com/p/flexfirestarter/

NerdWarfare is currently updating this software to use the dependency injection framework, Robotlegs.

SimTouch is a transparent app that sits on top of the application that you are developing and dispatches TouchEvents to your application through a connection class.

Additionally, by using the SimConnect class you can use your iPhone to simulate Touch Events.

Here’s a quick video tutorial about the project:

http://multitouchup.com/simtouch-multitouch-simulator-screencast/

The group is being hosted by Portland Community College which has great class room facilities for presenting. (map)

We have an extra special treat. Momo the Monster is bring some additional fun interactive multitouch pieces. This should be a fun hands on display of what possible when programming for multitouch on the Flash platform.

Here’s the presentation short:

Go check out his stuff here: http://mmmlabs.com

Learn and share new ways of interacting with software and computer hardware by looking at the multitouch capabilities of the Adobe Flash Platform. Multitouch and natural user interfaces are growing in popularity.

We’ll be building mobile, tablet, and desktop software that responds to multiple touch inputs and we’ll be discussing best practices for developing your own rich engaging natural user interfaces.