I’ve been wanting to take control of my blog theme for some time in order to both simplify how everything was being displayed, and to obtain a greater degree of flexibility over time. There are a lot of great themes out there for WordPress, and I’ve been fairly happy with many of those I’ve tried …
This is a continuation of my previous post covering the MAX pre-conference events. Monday: “Is that a grouse?” – Kevin Lynch This was the first actual day of the general conference, though it felt to me as if I’d been there for a week, already. This was the one day that I didn’t have any …
Firstly, congratulations on finally being somewhat fair to developers. Seriously- I commend you guy and girls at Apple for making this change (even though the DOJ and EU investigatory committees probably had something to do with it). So… what now? I imagine a bunch of Adobeans are huddled about right now trying to figure out …
I gave my presentation at 3:30 on Monday in the FITC unconference room at Adobe MAX. It was well attended and everything went well, for the most part. I did not have a good wireless connection and couldn’t run a live demo- but had screenshots to cover me in such a case. Thanks to FITC …
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The following image was imprinted on some packing material from Dell. Things like this just crack me up…
These thoughts are spawned by the announcement today of of an ‘extended’ version of Photoshop CS3. I’ve never seen the reasoning behind having two versions of a product like this. Take Flash 8 vs. Flash 8 Professional for example- the difference in feature set between the two versions is huge! I [perhaps wrongly] assume that …
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I’m very pleased to announce that this website is now aggregated by the Adobe Macromedia XML News Aggregator. I encounter a lot of unique situations in my work and do imagine that many will be able to benefit from my writings. After gleaning so much from this community over the past few years, I hope …
Welcome. This is the central contact point and information center for Joseph Labrecque, Multimedia Developer and ActionScript Programmer. My goal for this website is to author an information hub with points leading to related websites, projects, and interests of mine. There will always exist here an up-to-date resume and contact information. While this website is …