At the beginning of March, the Adobe Web Platform team hosted a 3 day internal WebKit hackathon, which focused on prototyping new features, fixing bugs and adding tests. Multiple product teams participated and delved into all sorts of WebKit feature areas. Check out the Adobe WebKit Hackathon...
Brian Leroux explains the difference between PhoneGap and Apache Cordova in his new post PhoneGap, Cordova, and what's in a name?
Tell On3 why you, or someone you know, is the MVP of the Apache Flex project, and should win one of two full 360Flex passes based on their contributions.
"Smartphones and tablets are everywhere. If you need to reach your customers or employees on these devices, now's the time to start developing mobile apps. We provide essential information to help you get started, including development basics for Apple iOS, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry and...
Fellow evangelist Andy Trice has written a great article explaining how to get started building Android apps with Eclipse and PhoneGap .
impress.js is a stunningly impressive framework for building web browser based presentations. And fellow evangelist Harish Sivaramakrishnan has posted a preview of Impressionist, his visual editor for impress.js.
whichElement? (created by fellow Adobe evangelists Terry Ryan and Ray Camden ) is trying trying to answer that age old question: "Should that be a div, a span, or something else?" Terry has posted an intriguing read on how the site implements search, without using an app server.
One this week: Red Hand, LLC (Washington, DC) is looking for a ColdFusion developer. Requirements include experience with ColdFusion 8 or higher (including server management), and experience with SQL and relational database design. Details posted online .
Fellow Adobe evangelist Tom Krcha visited Rovio and got to hang out with the team that worked on Angry Birds for Facebook . He has posted his interview with Ville Koskela of Rovio, who reveals some of the backstage tricks the team at Rovio used to build the Flash based Facebook game.
Mark Anders introduces Edge Preview 5 in this Adobe TV video: