Tag Archives: Adobe
Other “Thoughts on Flash” from Apple’s Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs recently published an open letter about Apple’s position on Flash which addressed the reasons behind not implementing Flash on the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. It’s very well written and has some great points, but contains many flaws as … Continue reading
Selling Computer Stuff
I’m selling the following computer hardware and software on eBay if anyone’s interested. (PS: my old Dell Axim PDA sold in 1 minute!) Two 1-Gig DDR2 RAM chips – SOLD! Dreamweaver 8 Upgrade CD (Win/Mac) – SOLD! Canon CanoScan N650U … Continue reading
Attended Web 2.0 Expo in SF
Last week, I attended the Web 2.0 Expo conference at the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco. The sponsors included O’Reilly Media, Adobe, Microsoft, and eBay. Overall, it was a pretty good conference, with lots of discussion about mobile and … Continue reading
Dreamweaver CS4 Beta
Guess what? Adobe’s Dreamweaver CS4 Beta is available! And I’m just getting used to CS3! New features include: Live View Code Navigator CSS best practices Code hinting for Ajax and JavaScript frameworks HTML data sets Photoshop Smart Objects Subversion integration … Continue reading
Adobe’s Dreamweaver and a Wrapping Tip
Adobe’s Dreamweaver (previously Macromedia) is a great application. I’ve been using it for years and never found another application that performs so well overall in code editing, WYSIWYG editing, user interface design, extendability, automatic code cleanup and formatting, and compatibility … Continue reading
Inteviewed Andrew Kirkpatrick of Adobe
So Ross Johnson and I recently did another big interview for the Web Axe podcast. We spoke with Andrew Kirkpatrick, a leader at Adobe in product development and accessibility. And a nice guy. Podcast #53: Interview with Andrew Kirkpatrick We … Continue reading
Ajax Experience Conference
Last week I attended The Ajax Experience 2007 3-day conference in downtown San Francisco. There sure were some big guys speaking including Brendan Eich, CTO Mozilla; Douglas Crawford, Senior Architect, Yahoo!; and Kevin Lynch, Chief Software Architect at Adobe. The … Continue reading