City of Canton, GA, is a long time ColdFusion customer. Years ago they built an online bill payment system for Canton's 17,000 residents, and now they are also using Flex. Baseline is running a story about City of Canton and how pleased they are that Adobe has kept the best of Macromedia (including...
Ray Camden just noted that he posted an update to RIAForge to support screenshots of which thumbnails are automatically generated. How did he perform this magic? By running RIAForge on a prerelease version of Scorpio (and no, that's not usually allowed, but we love Ray, or so we'd like him to...
Adobe User Research is researching work flows and functions of Dreamweaver by holding two Focus Groups in our San Francisco office on Monday, January 29th (next week). We know your time is valuable, so in addition to free parking, food and Adobe-branded gifts, we will also pay our participants $75...
Flex 2.0.1 has been released. In addition to enhancements and improvements to Flex itself, 2.0.1 adds support for Max OSX, and also support the creation of Apollo apps. Ted Patrick has posted a great overview of the changes in this release.
John Nack has posted a link to a color wheel showing the next generation of Adobe product icons, and yes, the next ColdFusion icon is there too. Now I miss the lightning bolt even more!
Ryan Stewart posted a nice blurb about eBay's "San Dimas" project, an Apollo based eBay client.
Someone e-mailed me asking about the venture fund announced at MAX 2006, and wanting to know where they could learn more, and whom to contact with proposals. After a bit of digging I found this page , and am blogging it so that I have it when I need it next.
As Ray Camden just posted , RIAForge has hit a major milestone, it's 100th project posted. Thus far, RIAForge has blown away our usage projections!
In addition to the existing ColdFusion and Flex portals, a new LiveCycle portal is now online.
Kuler is a new online application that you can use to explore and experiment with colors and color themes. Honestly, I am not a designer (duh!), so while the UI is cool I doubt it's an app I'll use much myself. What is really cool, at least for me, is that the backend for this app is ColdFusion...