Flash Pro remains the best tool for creating web based expressive interactive content. But, especially on mobile devices, there is real (and growing) need for a browser only web standards solution to animation and expressive content creation. In addition to projects like Edge , we've also got...
In this Adobe TV video, Lee Brimelow and Thibault Imbert discuss the enhanced graphics rendering engine and the Stage3D API, enabling developers to port their Flash games to mobile with performance greater than 60 frames per second.
We've just launched a new Digital Media blog to be a central resource for news and stories relating to video, ads, gaming and digital publishing.
What is Apache Cordova? The core code that drives PhoneGap has been donated to the Apache Software Foundation. Apache Cordova is thus the engine that powers PhoneGap, similar to how WebKit is the engine that powers Google Chrome. And the Apache Cordova site is now live.
We've published the Adobe roadmap for the Flash runtimes to provide clarity about the future of Flash. Also, see this brief post on Adobe and Google Partnering for Flash Player on Linux .
Fellow Adobe evangelist Andy Trice has written a very useful post entitled What is PhoneGap? & Other Common Questions .
Just one this week: iprogress (Liverpool, UK) is looking for looking for a ColdFusion developer with experience in jQuery, CSS and MySQL. This is a 3 month contract that is expected to be extended to full time. Fill out this form .
We just released the beta release of ColdFusion 10 . This release focuses on three main themes: unrivaled developer productivity, deep enterprise integration and simple work flow with Axis2 and Microsoft Exchange server 2010, and unique built-in support for HTML5 to create dynamic and interactive...
We've just published a whitepaper explaining Adobe's view of Flex and its commitments to Flex in the future .
Everyone's favorite Goddess of All Things Web, Stephanie Sullivan Rewis , has just posted her 3rd article in an ADC series on HTML5 Semantics: Part 1: New elements Part 2: Document structure and global attributes Part 3: Changed and absent elements