During the development of one of our new games for Platogo we got our hands dirty with Adobe´s Pixel Bender technology. In short, Pixel Bender is a technology to create programmable effects that run fast. They can be used for Flash, Photoshop and After Effects. You can create awesome effects with just a few lines of code. As a simple example we tried re-creating Apple´s Genie Effect for windows closure. (more...)
During the rather successfull Flex Camp in Vienna we decided spontaneously that we have to attend Adobe MAX 2008 in Milan. We were invited by Adobe to join their Adobe MAX Bus from Hamburg to Milan and of course we had to accept the offer. To make it a trip to remember we decided to not hop on at an intermediate stop but instead start the ride from the very beginning - from Hamburg, located in the far north of Germany... accompany us on our journey!
Christoph (left) and Florian (right) at Adobe MAX 2008
Managing source code dependencies is a burden you are confronted with in nearly every project in your daily life as a developer.
There are different strategies how to solve this dilemma. I´ll give it another try and will show you how you can overcome all this problems in ActionScript 3 projects through the usage of Apaches Ivy.
David Höller (Illustree), Dieter Hovorka (Adobe), Christoph Atteneder (Nullstars), Tom Krcha (Adobe), Florian Landerl (Nullstars)
Last Thursday Christoph & Florian, partners at Nullstars and founders of Alpenflash (Adobe Flash User Group Austria), organized the first Austrian Flex Camp with the help of Adobe. It was held at the office of bwin and was a huge success with 77 attendees watching multiple sessions on Adobe Flex Technology. The camp ended at 23:00 (11:00 PM) but the aftercamp party at the FLEX CAFÉ/DISCO in Vienna Downtown lasted until the early morning hours.
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