Showing posts with label flash player. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flash player. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Leverage HQ: Game 2 Lanuched!


Hey ya'll, game 2 at leveragehq.com is now completed. I really enjoyed making this game. Hope you have just as much fun playing it.

Monday, December 8, 2008

Latest Project: TNT's Leverage



Hey everyone,

I'm working on a really nice project with two great Flash developers ( Michelle and Jabari ). Check out leveragehq.com for game one of eleven. We'll be releasing another game this week - I'll keep you posted.

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Adobe Advances Rich Media Search on the Web

Adobe is teaming up with Google and Yahoo to improve flash search results. They are going to deliver an optimized flash player for the search engine's spider. I look forward to this.

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Flash Player 10 Resources

Theres a lot of hype right now over Adobe's Flash Player 10, codename "Astro". After checking out several resources, I have compiled a list of places that have the most recent information on Astro and additions to the API. Their is an unofficial Flash Player 10 Debugger, but I'm not sure if it works or not. I look forward to doing some interesting motion graphics effects with the new filter capabilities and the Drawing API. I wish Adobe had released this a few months ago. I would like to implement the native z into the current Wunderman project.

Adobe Labs:
Featured Demos and Videos
Getting Started
Pixel Bender Toolkit - New image processing language by Adobe
Targeting Flash Player 10 Beta with Flex SDK 3.0x


Others:
1. Senocular - Flash Player 10 Drawing API
2. Peer to peer, Speex and UDP now in Flash Player 10
3...and there's more to Player 10

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Adobe Developing iPhone Flash Player


It seems promising, Adobe thinks they can develop the flash player for iphone. I'm not sure what they can do with Apple's current sdk, but their seems to be some talk of possibly getting some proprietary code from Apple to help accomplish this. If Apple, does agree to this, we can all be rest assured. Although, if Apple does not give a helping hand, we will be stuck with a iphone native Flash Player app. Let me put it out there, the sdk comes with many limitations. Which will really suck. Read the full article at gizmodo.com