We've published new Captivate simulations by Mark Fletcher on the Spry framework for Ajax. These interactive tutorials simulate the Dreamweaver environment and guide you through how to use the Spry widgets, panels, effects, data sets, and more.
Sincerely,
George Fox
Adobe Developer Connection
At the MAX conference in Chicago we gave away thousands of square Dreamweaver stickers. If you could not attend MAX but still want some Dreamweaver stickers to put on your laptop, notebook, or other surface, send a self addressed envelop to the following address:
Heidi Voltmer
Mailbox 805
Adobe Systems
601 Townsend Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
We'll send you a handful of Dreamweaver and Adobe stickers to share with friends or co-workers.
I'm giving a presentation on Extensibility Options in Dreamweaver CS3 at MAX 2007 in a couple hours, and I've got extensibility on the brain. For those of you who are developing extensions but aren't at MAX, I wanted to ask: What kinds of extensions are you developing? What JSAPI functions (or enhancements to existing functions) do you wish were available? When trying to figure out what your options are, do you mostly search the Configuration folder for examples, read the paper version of the documentation, or search the online version?
Please let me know what you're up to in the comments, so I can get a broader picture of what's going on with those of you out there in the real world. Thanks!
If you are coming to MAX in Chicago next week, make sure you come to the Dreamweaver Meet the Team session on Monday night from 7:30-8:30pm. At the MTT, you can meet a variety of people from the Dreamweaver team including Devin Fernandez, one of the Dreamweaver Product Managers.
If you are not attending MAX, don't worry, we will be taking pictures of the event and posting them here along with a recap of the discussion.
Check out the full schedule for other Meet the Team and Birds of a Feather sesssions at MAX.
In this Adobe Captivate demo, Technical Product Manager for Dreamweaver, Scott Fegette, shows you how to setup and configure Dreamweaver CS3 to build, deploy, and preview Adobe AIR applications. Adobe AIR is a cross-operating system runtime that allows developers to use their existing web development skills to build and deploy rich Internet applications to the desktop. Check out just how easy it is to turn your Dreamweaver web sites into desktop applications.
You can find the new demo here.
Sincerely,
George Fox
Adobe Developer Center