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FITC 2010 Amsterdam - Day 1

February 23rd 2010 | Jens C Brynildsen | Published in Community

It's been years since we attended FlashInTheCan Toronto, but as FITC is now all over the globe, this year we were able to go the Amsterdam event. With four parallel tracks, this is the largest FITC Amsterdam ever and the first time Europeans get to see Flash Player 10.1 running on a series of devices.

FITC 2010 Amsterdam - Day 1

Using Away3D with Flex

February 08th 2010 | Jens C Brynildsen | Published in Tutorials

A common question about 3D engines is how to use them with the Flex framework. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to build your own Away3D Flex Component that will play nicely when the user changes the size of their browser or other components.

Using Away3D with Flex

Everyone to their bases - Flash is under attack!

February 02nd 2010 | Jens C Brynildsen | Published in Community

YouTube is testing video delivery using the HTML5 draft and the Open Standards crowd says Flash will die. The iPad will not support Flash and tech journalists make bold headlines and proclaim the death of Flash. A Javascript experiment plays back Flash files and bloggers proclaim Javascript is the new Flash. Apparently the Flash platform is under attack these days but what else is new?

Everyone to their bases - Flash is under attack!

Adobe and Omniture

December 27th 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen | Published in Community

Adobe's acquisition of Omniture puzzled many in the Flash community. Omniture CEO Josh James appearance at the Adobe MAX conference made several community members question if this deal was right for Adobe. Why would Adobe enter the business of tracking and analytics? In this xmas interview, we've talked to Adobe officials to get some answers to the questions we and others in the community had.

Adobe and Omniture

FlashDen becomes ActiveDen

December 14th 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen | Published in Community

FlashDen is a community site that's been around for years and they recently did a major redesign. Just after the redesign, the change became much more extensive as they were asked to change their name as well. Out of the blue, Adobe's legal department figured that they could not use the word Flash in their name so FlashDen is now ActiveDen.

FlashDen becomes ActiveDen