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By Flex Den Member lucamezzalira

Last few months CS5 was presented and few people talked about a new opportunity that is CS5 SDK that allow flex developers to create native panels for Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign and so on.

There are great opportunities because you can automatize any kind of process in your daily workflow and create your personal panel made with Flex and Actionscript 3.
If you are familiar with JS opportunities for InDesign or Photoshop, you know the power of those solutions but now you can have an interface that help your daily work.
You can also dialog with other softwares like AIR apps or native apps like a Digital Assets Management or again with other panels made with Flex!
So, believe me, now we have new and amazing opportunities with this new SDK.
The most important thing to start develop for those design softwares is to know how they work and then everything will be so natural.

For more information take a look at this post on My blog.
http://lucamezzalira.com/2010/06/16/creative-suite-sdk/

In the Flex and AIR software development community,
there is much FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt)
surrounding the related issues of code protection and
license control. When all you want to do is focus on
making your app the very best it can be, these questions
are pretty depressing. You know it will take a lot of time
to evaluate and implement something that will reliably
control and protect the fruit of all the hours of hard work
you’ll put in on your app.

Please Download FFDMAG 05/10 Issue to Read the Rest of the Article.

http://ffdmag.com/magazine/1257-protecting-licensing-and-selling-adobe-f...

Flash Catalyst 1:1 with Doug Winnie
About This Show

This video series will cover how to use Flash Catalyst CS5 to wireframe, design, publish and hand-off to development an interactive application design for the browser or desktop.

http://tv.adobe.com/show/flash-catalyst-1-1-with-doug-winnie/

One of my favorite things about Flex 4 is that it now includes the Text Layout Framework (TLF) as the basis of many Spark text components such as RichText, RichEditableText, TextArea, and TextInput as well as any other components that utilize any of these as part of another component, such as the ComboBox, which includes a TextInput control for example.

Note: Flex SDK 4.1 has been released which provides support for the Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR 2 runtimes, critical bugfixes as well as the new Layout Mirroring feature.

As a product manager for Flex I've talked with many people about the upcoming release of Flex 4, including customers and our own development team, and the level of excitement around this version is higher than any I've seen in the past. We are providing releases of the two tools geared towards Flex: Adobe Flash Catalyst (currently in beta) and Adobe Flash Builder 4; but the foundation for it all is the Flex 4 SDK. This article provides an overview of what you'll encounter as you play with the new SDK and framework.

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/flex4sdk_whatsnew.html

Adobe is currently building new mobile development capabilities into the Flex framework. The next version of Flex, codenamed “Hero”, will enable developers to create application experiences that translate well across platforms, and make it easy to build applications that work well on a wide variety of mobile devices. “Hero” will augment a number of existing Flex components with mobile- and touch-optimized skins and functionality, and will also add new components that support mobile-specific UI patterns.

http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flex/mobile/

I’ve been playing with different ways of representing data (see my previous night lights example) and I decided to venture into 3D representations. I’ve used a full year of crime data for San Francisco from 2009 to create these maps. The full dataset can be download from the city’s DataSF website.

A view from above
This view shows different types of crime in San Francisco viewed directly from above. The sun is shining from the east, as it would during sunrise.

http://dougmccune.com/blog/2010/06/05/if-san-francisco-crime-was-elevation/

A whole lot of people seem to be moving from web page development to building RIA-s these days. But while the emergence of the new client side technologies is easy to notice, with names like Flex, Silverlight or JavaFX appearing...

http://www.insideria.com/2010/06/a-whole-lot-of-people.html

Flash Player 10.1 on Android & AIR for Android

Google I/O just wrapped up and there are many great news items for Flash and AIR platform developers.

http://ffdmag.com/magazine