Today we released the Flex Stress Testing Framework on Adobe Labs. This new technology helps Flex developers using Flex Data Services load test their Flex 2 applications. Detailed overview, setup, and getting started information is provided in the Labs wiki. If you use Flex Data Services or are considering this solution, download the framework and check out the added functionality that it provides.
November 2006 Archives
Officialy released today, kuler is the first creative, hosted web application from Adobe Labs designed both to stand alone and to complement Adobe® Creative Suite® 2 components. Built using Macromedia® Flash® and ActionScript 3.0, kuler is all about color: color for exploration, inspiration, experimentation and sharing. Learn more about kuler, try it now and start discovering a cool new way to design color themes.
A new version of the Flash Player 9 Update for Linux beta on Adobe Labs is now available. With an intial release on October 18th, the Flash Player 9 Update for Linux brings the latest player technology to Linux and enables Flex and ActionScript 3.0 developers to target the most popular browsers on Linux. Beta 2 provides various bug fixes and increased stability. If you already have beta 1 installed, be sure to remove the files before downloading and upgrading to beta 2.
The Windows and Macintosh versions of the Adobe Flash Player 9 Update are now available from Adobe.com and can no longer be downloaded from Adobe Labs. The Flash Player 9 Update for Linux is still in beta and continues to be hosted on Labs.
