We’re curious about your use of “ADM” – The Adobe Dialog Manager being used to provide cross-platform support in Photoshop. If you are developing plug-ins for Photoshop, would you – please – take five minutes and fill out the survey located at…
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=o4_2fWgxHGmU8LYUdB3_2bg0Uw_3d_3d
Thank you, oh thank you!
So here I am, trying to figure out how best to communicate to my closest 3,000 (developer) friends about upcoming events. Unfortunately, I put my foot squarely in the spam pie…
I’ve been getting a LOT of questions about the availability of the updated CS3 SDK’s. I’ll update this blog post on a daily basis with information about where, and when, these new SDK’s can be expected to appear…
Spam is making me crazy. And worse – it’s preventing me from getting information to you!
The developer centers that used to be located at partners.adobe.com have been moved to http://www.adobe.com/devnet . I’ve written up an article about this transition – you can see it (and a goofy picture of me) at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/logged_in/mnr_dev_resources.html .
The Creative Suite Developer Summit presented three days of information for developers of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, InCopy, Version Cue and Bridge. Many of these presentations required a Non-Disclosure agreement with Adobe – but some did not. Here is a list of the presentations that are available to all developers without restriction.
If you’re developing for InDesign, you may not give much thought to Acrobat, Flash, or other “non-paper” distribution methods. If you’re working on Photoshop or Illustrator, you probably have a bit more awareness.
However, if you’re at all associated with the newspaper or magazine segments, then you probably already know that Ziff Davis has decided to discontinue Playstation Magazine . The internet is hurting print – most newspapers will agree that falling distribution numbers can be attributed to consumers getting news online.
So take a moment to learn about Apollo….
This recording from the recent Creative Suite Developer Summit features Ross McGuire explaining how non-US developers can get assistance with their questions about creating plug-ins for Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and other Creative Suite products.
We recently had a change in personnel that controls the Adobe store, and as a result, are resetting the procedures. For a brief period of time, we won’t be accepting any new plug-ins for the Adobe store. I’ll let you know when that changes.
Adobe and Macromedia are merging their developer programs – and their web pages. It’s a difficult process, as there are a lot of folks with opinions. And I’m concerned that you are getting your fair say in the matter. So let’s see what you think…