Wouldn’t it be amazing to have one common runtime across multiple screens and devices? An important theme for the Flash Platform is becoming reality. Below is a recent live event in action, running beautifully on Google TV, an Android tablet and phone, and of course the desktop – using one standardized backend and player. The future is here.
Monthly Archives: October 2010
Slides and source code of my Adobe MAX 2010 presentation
Adobe MAX 2010 is over and I’m heading back to Poland. Before I get on the plane I wanted to post my presentation deck and the source code of a demo app that I used to cover the DI frameworks. I also hope to post the session recording as soon as it gets to Adobe [...]
Video on Flash Player 10.1 mobile devices
Enjoy my presentation at Adobe MAX.
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear – delivered online and device in Flash
On Saturday Oct. 30 from 12:00-3:00pm ET Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and fans from across the country of Comedy Central’s "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report" will gather on the National Mall in Washington DC for the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, an event Stewart says is “for the people who’ve been too busy to go to rallies — not so much the Silent Majority as the Busy Majority."
Pimp My App – Adobe MAX Keynote
This is a video of our antics during the day 2 keynote. I had never seen the TV show “Pimp my Automobile” before so I had no idea what the script was getting at in terms of slang. Paul, Ming, Lee and I put this together in 4 days with minimal rehearsal and an ever changing script. This was fun and I love my co-actors!
Original post at http://technoracle.blogspot.com
Digging into Molehill (3D GPU APIs)
As usual, the Max sessions are being posted on AdobeTV. There were 4 sessions about Molehill at Max, I will gather them here.
You will see that the Molehill APIs are very low level, other sessions (I will post as soon as possible) from Alternativa3D, Away3D or Flare3D cover higher level APIs through their respective framework. Again, as a developer you will be able to choose and develop your engine depending on your needs or use any existing framework.
The first one posted is Sebastian’s session (lead engineer on Molehill). Be ready to get your hands dirty, let’s dig into Molehill with this first session :
The "Device Bar" at Adobe MAX 2010
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Lots of smartphones and tablets are now supporting Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR. Diana Helander, group marketing manager for Flash Platform, demos games and other apps on devices such as Samsung’s Galaxy tablet and Galaxy S (phone), as well as the ipod Touch, HTC EVO and Incredible, and Droid X. Check it out:
MAX 2010 – Motorola Makes Smiles with Droid 2 Giveaway
At MAX 2010, Motorola made the unprecedented announcement they were giving away DROID 2s to conference attendees. Think attendees were excited? Check out some of the reactions and some folks’ plans to develop sites and apps powered by Flash.
Slides for “FlexPMD, Your Canary in a Coal Mine”
Here are the slides of the presentation Xavier and I presented at MAX yesterday on FlexPMD and code quality. I hope you enjoyed the presentation!
Call a mobile phone from Flash. SIP calls using Flash Media Gateway
Great times are coming my friends. Flash Media Gateway is a server from Adobe, which enables you to do VoIP calls from your Flash Player.
What it means?
You can basically call mobile phones or telephone over internet or even way back.
Now, isn’t that amazing? And it supports a video calling as well! 
The way it works is that Flash Player connects to Flash Media Server, which connects to Flash Media Gateway, which connects to SIP network and then call ends up in a classic telephone.
Say hooray!
And check Adobe Labs page for more info:
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashmedia_gateway/
