I think whereivebeen is far, far over 250,000 users. It’s successful. The problem is getting it to at least pay for itself. I haven’t seen an update past what is here though. I know some ads were put in and they aren’t obnoxious or anything so as a user I am fine with them. But [...]
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And so now, you can also create PDFs via their API? I’ll have to look into that later…
Collaborative Methods
SHARE was updated late last week – see here.
In addition to some really cool new features (e.g. full screen embedded
document), you can now convert an uploaded document into a PDF!
Naturally with every new feature we [...]
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Crossgrades are possible within limits:
Changing Platforms for Adobe Photoshop and Creative Suite - Windows and Mac Cross-Grade
A. Yes, Adobe will allow you to perform a cross-grade, or cross-platform upgrade, of your Adobe product, assuming it meets the upgrade qualifications and provided you send them a signed Letter of Software Destruction. The Letter of [...]
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The local Flex group… (including job info)
Meetings | Los Angeles Flex Users Group
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Next up, Adobe’s open source portal.
Home - Adobe Open Source - Confluence
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Everything Adobe and developer related, including of course Flex, AIR, and others.
Adobe Developer Connection
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Yeah it doesn’t make sense… or does it? How do you get the benefits of review without having that review partner right there? Not easy. This is part of the struggle for many developers who work in a remote office alone. The discussion is good. Oh… back to work!
Extreme Programming For One
Scenario
A lone [...]
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This is a paraphrase for reference. Visit their site for the goods.
2007 Web Predictions (readwriteweb):
In our previous post we reviewed the Web trends of 2006, noting trends such as the hyper-growth of social networks, the push of RSS into the mainstream, consumerization of the enterprise, and the continued rise of the read/write Web.
In this post [...]
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