Join Mike Chambers, Lee Brimelow, Paul Trani, and Renaun Erickson (different presenters at each location) as they chat about the future of Flash, gaming, and more. Upcoming locations include: Denver, CO - Tuesday, April 3 Las Vegas, NV - Wednesday, April 4 Tempe, AZ - Thursday, April 5 Nashville,...
Appliness is a now digital magazine for web application developers. It was created by Adobe Evangelists for iPad and Android tablets, and is powered by Adobe Digital Publishing Suite . Go grab the debut issue now! And feel free to contribute to future editions.
Fellow Adobe evangelist Andy Trice highlights some well known apps and organizations powered by PhoneGap (and Apache Cordova).
We just announced Adobe Flash Player Premium Features for Gaming , and posted a FAQ which explains more.
At the beginning of March, the Adobe Web Platform team hosted a 3 day internal WebKit hackathon, which focused on prototyping new features, fixing bugs and adding tests. Multiple product teams participated and delved into all sorts of WebKit feature areas. Check out the Adobe WebKit Hackathon...
Brian Leroux explains the difference between PhoneGap and Apache Cordova in his new post PhoneGap, Cordova, and what's in a name?
Tell On3 why you, or someone you know, is the MVP of the Apache Flex project, and should win one of two full 360Flex passes based on their contributions.
"Smartphones and tablets are everywhere. If you need to reach your customers or employees on these devices, now's the time to start developing mobile apps. We provide essential information to help you get started, including development basics for Apple iOS, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry and...
Fellow evangelist Andy Trice has written a great article explaining how to get started building Android apps with Eclipse and PhoneGap .
impress.js is a stunningly impressive framework for building web browser based presentations. And fellow evangelist Harish Sivaramakrishnan has posted a preview of Impressionist, his visual editor for impress.js.