With the big announcement of the release of open source BlazeDS on Labs, ColdFusion users have been trying to figure out which option is better for them - the full LiveCycle Data Services (LCDS) which is included with ColdFusion 8, or the new open source BlazeDS option. BlazeDS is, for the most...
Title says it all. We just posted the latest (and final) beta of Flex Builder 3 on Labs .
BlazeDS is an open source Java remoting and web messaging technology that enables developers to easily connect to back-end distributed data and push data in real-time to Flex and AIR applications. Previously these were only available as part of LiveCycle Data Services, and today we announced that...
Flex Camp is coming to Chicago on January 18th, 2008. This is a full day event featuring numerous speakers including Bob Tierney, Jeff Tapper, Mike Nimer, and more. The event costs $20, and registration is now open.
Todd Sharp created a cool example of on-the-fly conversion from PowerPoint to HTML and then to Connect. And then he explained how he did it. Very cool indeed.
NATO has announced that it will be using Flex and LiveCycle Data Services to create a system that will "reduce the time it takes crew members to prepare for flights. Once airborne, pilots will also benefit from the swift relay of data from 80 different sources - from emergency flight routes to...
InfoQ is running a Q&A with our own James Ward discussing the Top 10 Adobe Flex Misconceptions .
Three positions this week: iBank (Costa Mesa, CA) is looking for a web developer. Requirements include experience with ColdFusion, HTML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, SQL Server (T-SQL), and a strong Windows background. Contact Brooke Kline . Vurv Technology (Jacksonville, FL) is looking for a...
"Brio" is the codename for the preview of the next generation of Adobe Acrobat Connect. Brio is a web meeting service built with collaboration in mind for individual professionals and small businesses. With Brio, you can instantly communicate and collaborate through an easy-to-use, easy-to-access...
I mentioned the Samsung BlackJack II a week or so ago, and I stand my most of my original comments. With one big exception: My biggest complaint with the original BlackJack was a lousy Bluetooth restriction whereby only one paired device could be active at a time. You could pair as many devices as...