Inspiration: Flash Developer Workspaces
I was going through my RSS about three weeks back and saw a neat post on Webdesigner Depot about some of the workspaces used in creating some of the most popular sites. It was quite inspirational and a lot of the comments were very positive. I thought it’d be a cool idea to do the same thing but for Flash developers and their workspaces. I set out to contact as many of the “top” developers in our industry but unfortunately not all of them responded. It may be because they get tons of email daily, it may be because my email got filtered into spam, or it may just be that they chose to ignore it. Whatever the reasoning, I still love you guys so don’t worry about it. If you’d like to add your workspace here after seeing this by all means feel free to get in touch with me and I’ll add it.
Anyway, without further ado, I present to you some of the workspaces of Flash developers that make our community tick.

Mr.doob – Mr.doob

Jack Doyle – GreenSock

Ralph Hauwert – UnitZeroOne

Joshua Hirsch – Big Spaceship

Mario Klingemann #1 – Quasimondo

Mario Klingemann #2 – Quasimondo

Tim Knip – Floorplanner/Papervision3D

John Lindquist – Papervision3D

Milan Orszagh – Ovos

Matt Przybylski #1 – EVOLVE

Matt Przybylski #2 – EVOLVE

Charles Schulze – Woven Interactive

Carlos Ulloa – Papervision3D Team

Gert-Jan van der Wel – Floorplanner
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13 Comments
@druiven: yes they do, and at first i initially had their twitter links next to their names, but eventually took it out, not sure why.
Hmmmz developers that use Macbooks…. something wrong here, me thinks…..Macs are for artsi fartsi designers…
Nice collection!
Wondering, Does anyone know whats the’docking station’ that most of those macbookpros are sitting on?
@Arul: here you go. http://www.amazon.com/Griffin-1093-CURV2-Elevator-Computer-Laptop/dp/B000NCY0GU
I like the idea of putting up images of the workspaces of some important flashers. Very cool, simple, and fairly unique. Cool idea and with good results.













so apparently, flash developers only use mac book pros. ;p