Category Archives: Video
FOTB video on the Future of Flash
At Flash on the Beach in Brighton this week I spoke with a number of Flash designers and developers, asking what they wanted to see for the Flash Platform in the future – here is what they had to say … Continue reading
FOTB video on Flash Catalyst
At Flash on the Beach in Brighton this week I spoke with a number of Flash designers and developers, asking their thoughts on how Flash Catalyst might impact their workflow for producing rich Internet applications – here is what they … Continue reading
UK's largest commercial broadcaster drops Silverlight for Flash
Following the news last week that Microsoft and UK-based retailer Tesco announced a commercial agreement (no details of the financial arrangements were published) it is interesting to see that one media company who previously adopted Microsoft Silverlight for its online … Continue reading
Video interview with founder of TweetDeck
Just over a week ago I had the pleasure of meeting up with Iain Dodsworth, founder of TweetDeck – one of the most-downloaded applications that have been built using Adobe AIR. In this video Iain talks about how and why … Continue reading
Flash Platform Tools presentation – videos from UK launch
Last Friday I delivered a pre-launch briefing to UK journalists on today’s announcements around new Flash Platform tooling, specifically the beta release of Flash Catalyst and Flash Builder. In addition, we invited web design and development agency howard/baines to talk … 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
BBC Formula 1 coverage demonstrates how Flash is evolving
Last week the BBC launched a new interactive circuit guide application as part of their coverage of Formula 1, which returned to the BBC this year. What I found particularly interesting was seeing a direct comparison of how Flash was … Continue reading
