November 3rd, 2010
Last Wednesday we had a very well received session at the Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles about using mobile devices as controllers for desktop applications over sockets and/or P2P.
You can find the session recording and slides below, feel free to get in touch with any questions about the technology!
October 5th, 2010
Flash on the Beach 2010 was a great conference, as promised here are the slides of my talk on Wednesday about the litl webbook and Flash Player 10.1 optimization for devices.
Flashmagazine.com did a detailed review of the conference including my own session that you can read here.
October 5th, 2010
Peter and Nathalie of the Project Cocoon team have been invited to Adobe MAX 2010 conference in Los Angeles this coming October to talk about using mobile devices as a remote control for applications.
We’ve been getting heavily involved in R&D and UX design around mobile development for iPhone and iPad as well as Flash Platform technologies including Flash Player 10.1 and AIR for Android, so this is a great opportunity to showcase some of the things we’ve been experimenting with.
September 18th, 2010
Peter will be speaking at the Flash on the Beach 2010 conference in Brighton on September 29th, 4.45pm in The Pavilion. If you’re around make sure you came and say hello!
Big boys and their litl toys
Flash Player is practically everywhere, and one of those places is a cool device called the litl webbook.
Litl supports Flash Player 10.1, has its own SDK with custom controls and an ActionScript 3.0 class library to help you create content and listen for device events.
In this session you’ll learn all you need to get started creating your own channels, testing in the simulator and on the device itself. We’ll deconstruct various creative examples as well as look at best practices for Flash Player 10.1 development on devices in general.
