June 13, 2011
ColdFusion Security Hotfix Posted
We've just posted a security hotfix for ColdFusion 8.x and 9.x (for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX).
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June 13, 2011
Tom Krcha On Compiling SWFs For iOS
Fellow Adobe evangelist Tom Krcha has been working with partners to port some very big Flash projects to iOS. And based on these experiences, he has posted a tip on how to compile big projects with lots of SWFs while not running afoul of iOS license restrictions.
June 12, 2011
Worldwide Availability of FMS On AWS
Flash Media Server Product Manager Kevin Towes just announced that Flash Media Server Amazon Machine Image is now available worldwide. Adobe FMS on Amazon Web Services is a subscription based service for anyone looking for an easy and affordable way to deploy and manage multi-protocol media...
June 10, 2011
BrowserLab Updated
The BrowserLab team has announced that version 1.6.1 is now live, and includes support for newer versions of Chrome (although not the newest yet).
June 6, 2011
MAX 2011 ColdFusion Unconference Call For Speakers
As we've done in previous years, at Adobe MAX 2011 we'll be hosting a series of unconferences, including the ever-popular ColdFusion Unconference, once again unmanaged by everyone's favorite ColdFusion Jedi, Ray Camden . Ray has opened a call for speakers on his blog.
June 5, 2011
MAX 2011 Scheduler Now Live
Adobe MAX 2011 is now just 4 months away. The MAX session scheduler is now online, so go register and start selecting your sessions.
June 1, 2011
Learn About The Next ColdFusion At RIACON
RIACON is August 6-7, 2011, in the Washington, DC area. Adobe will be present, and the ColdFusion team will be presenting sessions on a variety of topics including discussions of the next version of ColdFusion.
May 31, 2011
Coming Soon: Developer Week 2011
Developer Week 2011 is June 20-24, 2011, and this year we have almost 20 sessions on Flex, mobile development, and back-end integration to ColdFusion, Java, and PHP. Registration is now open.
May 29, 2011
Expanding A Virtual PC Hard Drive
I use Virtual PC extensively, and have lots of virtual machines that I fire up as needed to run specific software. ( Charlie Arehart gets the credit for getting me hooked on virtual computers many years ago). Virtual computers use virtual hard drives, essentially a complete hard drive in a single...
May 25, 2011
Terry Paton On Porting Flash Games To Devices
Flash game developer Terry Paton created a game called Meteor Storm and published it for Android. He recently used the Flash packager to create an iOS version to run on iPad, and just posted his thoughts on the process.
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