Adobe Flex News & Articles

Adobe (news, site) updates to Flash Builder and Flex mean coders can now produce apps across the trifecta of mobile and tablet environments.

Adobe (news, site) has announced that is has taken another two of its products targeted specifically at the media and publishing industries and gone open source with them.

WoodWing (news, site)  helps new and traditional media to work smarter through the use of technology. Its latest content manager sees the company open its arms to the new generation of browsers.

Microsoft generally likes to keep a tight lock on their products and services. Their update site not working on any browser other than Internet Explorer and Silverlight not working with Linux are perfect examples. But thanks to Novell’s newest release -- Moonlight -- Linux users can now utilize Silverlight apps.

In their recent 2007 Scripting Languages — Developers Choice Report, involving more than 400 developers, California-based Evans Data Corporation found that contrary to some popular opinion, Adobe and Microsoft’s environments were considered by developers to be more secure than client/server AJAX scripting solutions such as Ruby, PHP, and Python.