MAX Day 1 Keynote Now Online
In case you missed it (you really shouldn't have, but ...) the Adobe MAX 2011 opening keynote is now online .
In case you missed it (you really shouldn't have, but ...) the Adobe MAX 2011 opening keynote is now online .
We've been working on this for months now, not just the staging and production that it takes to pull off an Adobe MAX keynote, but also the incredible products and announcements. This is my 13th year being involved with MAX (and DevCon previously), and each year we seem to raise the bar yet again....
Title says it all, Data Services 4.6 is now on Adobe Labs .
FusionReactor has long been a vital tool in every ColdFusion Administrator's toolbox. And now, just in time for them to show it off at MAX 2011 in Los Angeles, Intergral has released FusionReactor 4 . New to this release are: AMF monitoring and debugging Improved log management Better integration...
Kevin Lynch has posted some thoughts on momentum with Adobe's HTML5 strategy from a tooling and standards perspective, and hints at more to come. Also included is a short video about the CSS Regions and CSS Exclusions contributions that Adobe has made to WebKit.
Yep, secret no more now that I've posted MAX 2011 on Approach! over on the Adobe Features Blogs.
Adobe MAX 2011 is one week away. If you'll not make it in person, then be sure to sign up to watch the keynotes live online.
We just announced that Adobe Flash Player 11 and AIR 3 will be launching in early October. To help you get ready, here are some articles on what's new and exciting: What's new in Adobe AIR 3 HTML updates in Adobe AIR 3 What's new in Flash Player 11 What's new in Flex 4.6 SDK and Flash Builder 4.6...
Last year at MAX I hosted Are You Smarter Than An Evangelist (they weren't, the Evangelists won). This year we'll be playing Flash Jeopardy , and once again I am hosting! If you'll be at MAX , join the audience on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 3:00 p.m. at the Flash Rocks Entertainment Lounge inside the...
MariaDB is a fork (offshoot) of MySQL, one of the most popular database management systems in the world. MariaDB was created by the creator of MySQL to address some of the limitations and shortcomings in MySQL, and is intended to be a drop in replacement for MySQL as well. At the request of Monty...