Monthly Archives: April 2009
Today: AgencyNet online session about developing multi-screen Flash apps
AgencyNet are the digital agency behind the impressive multi-screen ‘Fanbase‘ application, which was developed for Atlantic Records. The team used Adobe AIR and the Flash Lite Distributable player to bring the application to consumers, accessible as both a desktop application … Continue reading
Adobe CEO talks about Flash and new technologies on FT.com
There is a three part video interview with Shantanu Narayen, Adobe’s CEO, up on FT.com today as part of their “View from the Top” series, in which they talk to CEOs about news and trends within their respective industry. In … Continue reading
Flash Platform for Business – new resources
Even though Flash has evolved considerably since the days of just creating animations and interactive content, I often hear that developers have to “sell” the Flash Platform to their clients, especially in corporate environments where the project represents the customer’s … Continue reading
Free RIA tools for students, teachers and unemployed developers
Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been personally inundated with hundreds of requests for free Flex Builder licenses from developers who have found themselves unemployed due to the current economic climate – whilst no one wants to be in … Continue reading
Flash Platform diversity – from SAP to Facebook
One of the things I like most about my job is that one minute you can be talking about SAP and the next Facebook! The diversity in the types of experiences that can be delivered on the Flash Platform and … Continue reading
Ben Forta presenting at next UKCFUG meeting
Ben Forta, Director of Evangelism at Adobe, will be presenting at the UK ColdFusion User Group meeting to be held on the 21st April at Adobe’s central London office. If you want to see some sneaks about the future of … Continue reading
Where next for the Flash Platform? You tell us…
As part of last month’s Flash Camp, we worked with .net magazine (also known as Practical Web Design in the US) to bring five experts from the Flash community together to talk about what’s next for the Flash Platform. .net … Continue reading
