Jan 28th, 2009
At today’s keynote at MAX Japan, Kevin Lynch announced that Adobe AIR has reached 100 million installs! That’s some serious momentum! He also announced that Flash Player 10 has already reached over 55% adoption in only two months. This is dramatically faster than any prior version. More coverage of this will be available [...]
Nov 22nd, 2008
For the past 3 months, several of us have been working crazy hours to get Tour de Flex ready for Adobe MAX. Kevin Lynch, Adobe’s CTO, told us a week before MAX that he was going to use Tour de Flex in his Monday morning keynote to demonstrate several of the cloud APIs now available [...]
Nov 20th, 2008
We gave away 1,000 USB Flash drives at Adobe MAX this week. The drives contained the new Tour de Flex application and were very well received. Most of you probably assumed that we (Adobe) ordered these drives with the files already on them, right? Well, the timing didn’t work out that nicely. We had to [...]
Nov 17th, 2008
A few months ago, I blogged about the Flex 3 Component Explorer, a simple one paragraph article intended to raise awareness of the existence of the tool. To my amazement, this post has seen consistent heavy traffic and is in the top 3 posts in my 15 months of blogging. This led me to [...]
Nov 7th, 2008
I am hosting a new type of event at MAX North America this year titled, “AIR Gone Wild“. This is not a session nor is it a traditional Birds of a Feather. I am setting up some high-top tables in the hallway outside of the Birds of a Feather rooms for people to showcase AIR [...]
Sep 30th, 2008
I am closing down the MAX BOF submission site tomorrow night (Oct 1). If you have a good idea for a BOF, please submit it here ASAP! If you are not sure if your idea is “BOF worthy”, submit it anyways – you never know! For more information on the MAX BOFs, see my earlier [...]
Aug 19th, 2008
In addition to the great list of general sessions and labs being offered at MAX this year, we’re also putting together several “Birds of a Feather” sessions. These sessions are much less formal than the regular MAX sessions and are more of a “led discussion” than a staged presentation, so they become much more interactive [...]