Remember those Touch Apps that Kevin Lynch showed off at MAX ? Photoshop Touch, Proto, Ideas, Debut, Collage, and Kuler are all now available for Android! (Ideas has been available for iOS for a while, and all of the apps will be coming to iOS).
Danny Winokur (who many of you met at MAX where he hosted the Day 2 keynote) has posted an explanation on the future focus of Flash .
As of yesterday, Adobe Carousel (introduced in the MAX opening keynote) is available on the Apple App Store . Android and desktop versions are on the way, and Kevin Goldsmith explains and shows all in this new blog post .
Coming out of MAX, and the Day 2 keynote specifically, eWeek's Darryl Taft has posted his thoughts (with input from EffectiveUI) on when to use HTML5, when to use Flash, and when to go native .
For the first time ever, we've posted videos of every Adobe MAX 2011 sneak online over at Adobe TV.
The Adobe TV MAX 2011 channel has over a hundred MAX session videos posted, in addition to keynote videos, and more content on the way.
eWeek's Darryl Taft has summarized the announcements at the Adobe MAX 2011 developer conference regarding our commitment to providing the best tools for both Flash and HTML5 development.
eWeek summarized key Adobe MAX 2011 announcements, and slide 3 features Andre Charland and yours truly chatting about PhoneGap . Thanks, Darryl!
In case you missed it (you really shouldn't have, but ...) the Adobe MAX 2011 opening keynote is now online .
We've been working on this for months now, not just the staging and production that it takes to pull off an Adobe MAX keynote, but also the incredible products and announcements. This is my 13th year being involved with MAX (and DevCon previously), and each year we seem to raise the bar yet again....