Nice! For a limited time, Adobe is offering three complimentary copies of ColdFusion Builder (which includes Flash Builder 4 Standard) with every purchase of ColdFusion 9 Enterprise. To take advantage of this offer , please contact your Adobe approved reseller or Adobe directly at...
Not that any of us thought it was not relevant, but ... eWeek is running a slide-show entitled Adobe Cold Fusion: 8 Reasons Why It Is Still Relevant .
We just released a significant update to the Adobe ActionScript 3 SDK for Facebook Platform , making it even easier to build Facebook applications that combine the strengths of the Flash Platform. Developed by gskinner.com , this class library facilitates the development of Flash Platform...
eWeek is running an article entitled Picking the Perfect Tablet: 10 Must-Have Features . Here's item #9: 9. Flash Support Adobe's Flash has been panned by Apple as a potential security risk that the company's iOS platform doesn't need. But further inspection of Flash running on Android OS reveals...
Multiple US based ColdFusion positions this week: Sacramento County Office of Education (Sacramento, CA) is looking for 2 senior ColdFusion developers. Requirements include strong current ColdFusion skills, as well as experience with SQL Server, CSS, JavaScript, and Fusebox (or other ColdFusion...
ColdFusion 9 exposes core features as services that may be consumed by other languages, servers, and clients. (I explained this ColdFusion as a Service feature in a post last year). This includes Flash applications, as ColdFusion engineering team member Rakshith Naresh explains in a new ADC article...
RIM has just announced the company's first tablet. The PlayBook runs BlackBerry Tablet OS, and also supports full Flash 10.1 for uncompromised web browsing. And Adobe Labs has just posted a Flash Platform Development for BlackBerry Tablet OS page to help you prep for this new device and platform.
I'm hosting a game-show we're calling "Are You Smarter Than An Evangelist?" at MAX this year. And I need your help with this one.
The folks over at Appcelerator have posted an interesting summary of a survey of their developers regarding mobile OS priorities. What makes it interesting is that Appcelerator facilitates development on desktop OSs as well as iOS and Android, so (you'd assume that) they'd not be overly biased...
I am not a big fan of comparing technologies using simple performance tests. These tend to never convince the naysayers, they make fans sound rabid at times, and the tests themselves are always called into question. So, I held my applause when reading recent articles comparing Flash and HTML5 (...