Adobe Edge is a new motion and interactivity tool from Adobe which can output rich, interactive compositions using standard web technologies like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. I’ve recorded a small set of videos demonstrating some of the new features of … Continue reading
Adobe Edge Preview 4 – Using Symbols
Adobe Edge is a new motion and interactivity tool from Adobe which can output rich, interactive compositions using standard web technologies like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. I’ve recorded a small set of videos demonstrating some of the new features of … Continue reading
Surveying the Post-November 9th Landscape
With Adobe announcing the abandonment of all mobile Flash Player efforts, developers who formerly specialized in this platform are branching out a bit more and taking up both new and old technologies in exploration of other opportunities. This article is … Continue reading
Adobe Edge Preview 4 – Using Web Fonts
Adobe Edge is a new motion and interactivity tool from Adobe which can output rich, interactive compositions using standard web technologies like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. I’ve recorded a small set of videos demonstrating some of the new features of … Continue reading
Adobe Edge Preview 4 – Embedding a Composition
Adobe Edge is a new motion and interactivity tool from Adobe which can output rich, interactive compositions using standard web technologies like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. I’ve recorded a small set of videos demonstrating some of the new features of … Continue reading
Forthcoming Book: Learning Adobe Edge
Happy to make known the fact that my forthcoming book with Packt has been officially announced: Learning Adobe Edge! My editor and I actually began talking about this book while I was still in the process of writing Flash Development … Continue reading
Discussing Apache Flex + Logo Contest!
Discussing Apache Flex Last week, I took part in a recording of The Flex Show that centered around Apache Flex and the state of Flash in 2012. I thought it was a pretty interesting discussion – a lot of good … Continue reading
Windows Server 2008 – Permanent Network Share Mapping
I recently found the need for permanently mounted network shares on a Windows server. Not an obvious thing to do, unfortunately… What do I mean by permanent? When mapping a share on Windows as a user, when that user logs … Continue reading
Questioning the Viability of Flex
I often get private messages through the contact form on this blog. These are normally requests for advice, resources, or project inquiries. From time to time, a question comes in that I see as useful to a wider audience. Such … Continue reading
Adobe Education Leader for 2012/2013
Happy to report that I received word this morning of my acceptance as an Adobe Education Leader (higher education) for a new two-year term! For those unaware of the program: The Adobe Education Leaders Program highlights the contributions of innovative … Continue reading
Packaging AIR 3 Captive Runtime for Windows Distribution
This is the first post of 2012 and an attempt to get the year started off well! I wasn’t able to post nearly as much “useful” information in 2011 since I was tied up with so much other stuff… but … Continue reading
Looking back at 2011… and ahead to 2012…
Twenty-Eleven was a stand out year for me. In my professional life, I had three books published in addition to co-authoring a DVD workshop along with two smaller video courses. Considering I’ve never had my writing or video recordings published … Continue reading
New Book Teaser
I just finished a small book to be published by Packt in January. Not revealing the title or subject matter yet until everything is ready, but I think a lot of people will find it very interesting! The really cool … Continue reading