Serge Jespers: 1 Code Base, 5 Hours, 5 Devices
Fellow Adobe evangelist Serge Jespers spent 5 hours building an app that runs on 5 different devices, all using the same code base. And he just posted the details (with video). Very impressive stuff!
Fellow Adobe evangelist Serge Jespers spent 5 hours building an app that runs on 5 different devices, all using the same code base. And he just posted the details (with video). Very impressive stuff!
First, the Official Google Webmaster Central Blog has announced significant enhancements to how Google indexes SWF files. This comes on top of work with Google two years ago, and enhancements last year, and as the post notes, Google is not done yet. Secondly, Flex developer Matthew Fabb has posted...
Chris Peters has announced the release of ColdFusion On Wheels 1.1 . New to this release are support for nested properties, H2 database support, automatic dependency handling, and more.
activetuts+ is running a story entitled HTML5, Flash and RIAs: 18 Industry Experts Have Their Say . This one is worth a read.
WebProfessionals.org and MobileInnovators.org announced that Adobe MAX 2010 is the winner of WebProfessionals.org annual Mobile Innovators Award, recognizing Adobe and its annual MAX Conference as the leading event for technology and creative professionals.
The Linux Journal Readers' Choice Awards 2010 have been announced , and Adobe AIR won the "Best Platform for Developing Rich Internet Apps" category.
FuseTalk has announced a January 2011 release of FuseTalk 4 for ColdFusion 9.
As reported by Sandra Nakama, Comedy Central decided to use Flash to stream Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert's upcoming rally to Flash enabled Android 2.2 (Froyo) devices.
The Adobe MAX 2010 Day 2 keynote (which I co-hosted with Ely Greenfield and Matt Chotin) is online on Adobe TV. Here it is, all 2 hours of it:
This morning's Adobe MAX keynote was tons of fun (for us presenters, I think the audience enjoyed it, too). We've posted lots of videos on the Adobe MAX YouTube Channel . Check them out, especially Technology Street and the music videos.