O’Reilly: Inside RIA

Adobe Flash Camp is a free event in the “unconference” style, focused on developers creating rich interactive experiences using the new Flash Player 10 features. Ad this event, developers can build content and applications using an advance copy of the...

I can hear it now... everyone saying "finally". It was announced at Flash on the Beach this week that Adobe is working on Flash for the iPhone.

After roughly 100 votes the poll with the question "Adobe and Zend announced their collaboration last week. How will this collaboration affect the applications you are working on?" resulted in a nearly 3 way split a slight edge going to...

Learning a new technology is something that developers need to continue to do in order to stay competitive and marketable in this ever changing world of Internet technologies. Personally, I tend to learn the fastest through documentation and sample code...

Write a blog entry about Curl and enter to win an iPhone 3G

Curl releases beta 2 of Curl version 7 (a.k.a. Nitro)

Attention AIR developers, if you haven't yet contributed to the AIR cookbook, it is not too late. You could still contribute and win a fantastic prize. The deadline for entries is September 26, 2008. To contribute please visit http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/?navID=cookbook

Alan Cooper is an experienced software developer and interaction designer who's been around for a while. He runs a consulting firm, writes a lot of books, and is called the "father of Visual Basic." Alan Cooper has been on the forefront of experience design and software development for a while now. He's been in the trenches, seen what works and what doesn't, and now he's decided to share some of his experience on software process and why Agile software is best. Cooper was asked to deliver a keynote at the recent Agile 2008 conference, held in Toronto earlier this August. His slides with accompanying notes are available on his website, and make a really great presentation both for those already converted to agile methods and those who've heard the term but don't really know what it's about.

It's been all over the blog world today... Google's chrome. Well, it is finally out, and it can be downloaded here.

Google is going to release its own open source web browser called, Google Chrome.