JUN 8 2009

CFUG: CF 9 and FlashBuilder 4 Tour

Related Categories: Flex ColdFusion,

Adobe platform evangelist Ryan Stewart (blog.digitalbackcountry.com/) is coming to Phoenix on Thursday, June 25, 2009 to discuss ColdFusion 9 (codename: Centaur), the new CF IDE (codename: Bolt), the newly renamed Flash Builder (formerly known as Gumbo), Flash Catalyst (codename: Thermo) and the Flex 4 Framework.

More details are available at the AZ Flash Users Group site (www.gotoandstop.org/) and the event calendar (groups.adobe.com/posts/42c8def0e7)

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JAN 28 2009

iPhone AS3 Reference

Related Categories: iPhone Flash Platform,

Adobe's Mike Chambers has created an Actionscript 3 Reference for the iPhone/iPod Touch. If you're doing anything with AS3 (FP10, Flex 3, AIR 1.5) the you're sure to love this app.

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JAN 26 2009

Flash Media Server Users Group

Related Categories: Flash Media Server

The FMS Users Group is currently an online-only users group that meets monthly. If you are involved with FMS in any way you should join this group, voice your opinion, and learn from some of the best in the industry. This month's meeting topic is "User management on the server side of FMS" presented by FMSGuru.com's own Graeme Bull today at 9am PST: http://groups.adobe.com/posts/dec21105e2.

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JAN 22 2009

Adobe to Open RTMP

Related Categories: Flash Media Server, Adobe, Flash Platform

Tuesday Adobe announce plans to open the Real Time Messaging Protocol and release it on the Adobe Developer Connection later in 2009. A key point in the press release is that only RTMP is being opened and not the secure protocols (e.g. RTMPe and RTMPS):

To benefit customers who want to protect their content, the open RTMP specification will not include Adobe’s unique secure RTMP measures, nor will the license that accompanies the specification allow developers to circumvent such measures. However, developers will be free to use their own technological measures to secure content. The RTMP specification does not provide any requirement or restrictions on a developer’s own measures to secure content.

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