“Absinthe Dilution Faerie” is a small application which calculates how much water one should temper a dose of absinthe with in accordance with the ABV percentage as laid out by Michael Meyers of The Wormwood Society. The application also has the support of The Wormwood Society! If you are at all interested in absinthe or […]
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I was fortunate to be able to attend the Create the Web event that Adobe put on in San Francisco early last week. During this one day event, Adobe basically revealed their plans for tooling and services around web standards with a series of announcements, walkthroughs, and deep dives. As someone who is heavily invested in
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During the Create the Web event in San Francisco today, Adobe is making a number of major new tooling and service announcements having to do specifically with web standards. Not only are these announcements centered around advances such as CSS Filters and other standards work being discussed; but also a huge reveal in the form
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Last week, in my post about the open source Adobe Automated UI Tester for Adobe ActionScript, I mentioned another project called Brackets. Today, I’m going to share some thoughts around this new “open source code editor for the web”. One of the things I find really intriguing about Brackets is that the editor is built
Remember back in September of 2011 when Microsoft declared that Flash Player and other “plugins” would be barred from Metro Internet Explorer? It seems as though that really just isn’t going to happen. “Flash Player release and debug players will be available and supported for Windows 8 Desktop and Metro style experiences on both x86/64
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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 not meant to be comprehensive rundown in any way. I’m simply working through a number
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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 off… the share will disconnect. For an installed Windows Service that requires access to defined
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Create work for new devices and move designs across media. Develop with HTML5 in Adobe Dreamweaver® CS5.5 and with expanded platform support in Flash® Professional CS5.5. Boost your video editing efficiency with Adobe Premiere® Pro CS5.5 and deliver new reading experiences using InDesign® CS5.5. Now including Adobe Audition® CS5.5 and Flash Builder™ 4.5 Premium, Adobe
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The latest Android OS update is here – check it out! Grab Gingerbread from the Android site now! Read the list of new features! Hopefully carriers and manufacturers will be more on-the-ball this time and get Gingerbread into the hands of consumers sooner rather than later…
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Wondering what’s new in DropFolders 1.1.63? Here’s a quick overview video. You can grab the new version from the Adobe AIR Marketplace.
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Just like the sign says… VidLoop 1.4.18 is out on Adobe AIR Marketplace. It’s been a year since I released the initial version (built over last Thanksgiving holiday) and have been working on some revisions in the past few weeks with the intention of getting this new version out as an anniversary marking. Looks like
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Every once in a while, Flash Builder loses its mind when I attempt to debug a project and tells me that I don’t have a debug version of Flash Player on my machine. I do… FB is just crazy. Right. Sometimes it’s looking at the player running in the browser, in which case I just
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