Adobe devsummit @ Hyderabad
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: November 10, 2009
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What’s in it for you?
* Technical Sessions covering the latest developments on Adobe Flash Platform
* Lightning talks and deep dive sessions from various experts in the Adobe community.
* If you are relatively new to Flex, you wouldn’t want to miss the tutorial-oriented sessions. Feel free to bring your laptop and do-it-yourself along with the speaker.
* And what’s more, all delegates will get a complimentary copy of Flex Builder 3 Professional Licence (non commercial)
Registration:
http://endtoend.in/apps/forms/adobe/DevSummitNovDec09/registration.aspx
Hyderabad
Date: 1st December 2009
Time:08:30 am to 05:00 pm
Venue:
Taj Krishna,
Hyderabad
Adobe Max 2009 : What’s New
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: October 6, 2009
- In: AIR| Flash| Flex| Flex 4| Web Resources
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Just Im providing Links now Soon i will update the presentations with source if possible.
Adobe Flash Builder 4 beta 2
For a detailed description of the features included in this public beta 2 release, please read Tim Buntel’s updated What’s New in Flash Builder 4 article and watch the Flash Builder feature videos.
As always, the Flex 4 framework is included within Flash Builder, so please also read Matt Chotin’s updated What’s New in the Flex 4 SDK article.
Documentation Links
- Using Adobe Flash Builder 4 contains usage information for Flash Builder 4, including descriptions and instructions for Flash Builder 4 features.
- Read the Adobe Flex 4 Features and Migration Guide to understand migrating applications using Flex 3 framework applications to using the Flex 4 framework.
- Flex 4 Language Reference
- Accessing Data with Flex 4
- Using Adobe Flex 4
- Flash Builder Tutorials
- Flex Developer Center
Note: The Flex 4 framework works with Adobe AIR 1.5.2, which has not been updated for this release. For Adobe AIR documentation, see the Adobe AIR Help Resources page.
Adobe Flash Catalyst beta 2
New Beta 2 release adds support for video, sound effects, motion easing, AIR and more. Read about all of the new features.
Watch a video overview of Flash Catalyst (6 minutes).
Adobe Flex 4 SDK beta 2
Beta 2 includes more new Spark components, plus adds additional support for styling in Spark.This beta 2 release aligns with the public beta 2 releases of both Flash Builder and Flash Catalyst.
For an overview of the new features, plus details on what’s changed for beta 2, please read Matt Chotin’s What’s new in the Flex 4 SDK beta article.
Get the Flex 4 SDK beta 2 release
Adobe Flash Professional CS5
The next major release of Adobe® Flash® Professional was unveiled at Adobe MAX 2009. The beta download will be available before the end of the year.
Some of the new features include:
- Applications for iPhone — Publish ActionScript 3® projects in Adobe Flash Professional to run as applications for iPhone. Learn more.
- New text capabilities via the Text Layout Framework (TLF) — Get unprecedented text control and creativity with projects created in Flash. Advanced styling and layout, including right to left text, columns, and threaded text blocks, let you work with text in Flash like never before.
- XML based FLA files — Manage and modify project assets using source control systems and enable teams to easily collaborate on files.
- Code Snippets panel — Choose prebuilt code that can be injected into projects to increase interactivity and also reduce the ActionScript 3 learning curve.
- Flash Builder™ integration — Use Adobe Flash Builder software as your ActionScript editor within projects in Flash.
- Improved ActionScript editor — Improve productivity with custom class code hinting and completion.
Sign up to be notified about the Flash CS5 beta.
Adobe LiveCycle Data Services 3 beta 3
Adobe LiveCycle Data Services 3 beta delivers many new features and improvements to existing features in three main themes: Productivity gains, Quality of Service, and Integration. For an overview of the features included in the next release, please read Anil Channappa’s What’s New in Livecycle Data Services 3.
Get the LiveCycle Data Services 3 beta now
Documentation
Adobe ColdFusion Builder beta 2
ColdFusion Builder beta 2 was released on October 5, 2009. This release provides enhancements, fixes and performance improvements over ColdFusion Builder beta 1. Download ColdFusion Builder beta 2
On October 5, 2009 Adobe announced general availability of Adobe ColdFusion 9. Try ColdFusion 9 | Buy ColdFusion 9.
Read Ben Forta’s Introducing Adobe ColdFusion Builder beta article to review more features of the ColdFusion Builder article.
Finally Adobe Applications for iPhone
Flash Professional CS5 will enable you to build applications for iPhone and iPod touch using ActionScript 3.
Flex 4 in a week : Video Download Links
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: October 5, 2009
Download Flex 4 Videos (.flv):
You can directly add all the links to a download manager or Click on each link below to download the video & exercise files.
Download Details:
Total Files : 53
Total Size: 1.38GB
Day 1: 13 files -> 387 MB
Day 2: 10 files -> 308 MB
Day 3: 11 files -> 248 MB
Day 4: 9 files -> 229 MB
Day 5: 10 files -> 246 MB
Basic Information:
Learn to use Flex 4 beta and Flash Builder 4 in a week by stepping through this video training course.
To get started, follow these steps:
- Download and install Flash Builder 4 beta (requires free Adobe membership).
- Download the project files for each training day.The project files include the starter and solution files for the listed exercises as well as transcripts of the training videos.Note: If you prefer, you can also download the starter and solution files for each exercise individually from the respective exercise pages.
- To maximize your learning, view the videos and complete the exercises in the order listed.
Important: This training is based on the Flex 4 beta 2 and Flash Builder beta 2 versions. Like beta software, this course is still in active development. If you run into problems and have questions, please post your question to the Flex in a Week forum. Also help us help you learn Flex better by telling us what works and what doesn’t work for you in the way this course is structured and presented, so we can make any necessary changes in time for the Flex 4 and Flash Builder releases.
Start Downloading 
Day 1
- Day 1 project files (ZIP; 36.2 MB)
Exploring the basics
- Introducing Flex and the Adobe Flash Platform (8:37)
- Exploring Adobe Flash Builder 4 and projects (17:13)
- Understanding namespaces (7:01)
- Managing code and compiling applications (10:08)
- Laying out a form in Design mode (12:25)
- Introducing styling and skinning (8:34)
- Exercise: Creating and skinning an application
- Introducing data binding (5:35)
- Introducing data retrieval and handling with HTTPService (24:14)
- Exercise: Displaying retrieved XML data in application controls
Introducing object-oriented programming
- Implementing OOP concepts in Flex (31:06)
- Exercise: Creating MXML custom components with properties
- Programming ActionScript classes (26:26)
- Exercise: Creating an ActionScript class and instances
Understanding components and layouts
- Laying out Spark and MX components in containers (16:09)
- Exercise: Experimenting with container layouts
- Using constraints to control component layout (6:47)
- Exercise: Implementing a constraint-based layout
Day 2
- Day 2 project files (ZIP; 44.9 MB)
Handling events
- Implementing event handlers (12:40)
- Exercise: Handling a user event
- Understanding the event object and bubbling (21:11)
- Exercise: Using the event object
- Adding event listeners with ActionScript (7:48)
- Exercise: Using the addEventListener() method
Validating and formatting data
- Using formatters (5:25)
- Exercise: Formatting dates
- Validating form data (16:41)
- Exercise: Validating form data
Navigating application content
- Understanding MX navigator containers (10:13)
- Exercise: Navigating using MX navigator containers
- Controlling application states (16:11)
- Exercise: Creating and navigating application states
Animating components and states
- Animating components with effects (15:47)
- Exercise: Animating components with effects
- Animating states with transitions (24:32)
- Exercise: Applying transitions to view states
Day 3
- Day 3 project files (ZIP; 31.7 MB)
Controlling text display
- Introducing the text controls (14:12)
- Exercise: Using text controls
- Utilizing the Text Layout Framework (12:44)
- Exercise: Using text layout features
Controlling visual display with CSS
- Defining styles in CSS (9:59)
- Exercise: Defining selector styles
- Introducing advanced CSS selectors (8:29)
- Exercise: Using advanced CSS selectors
Skinning Spark components
- Introducing skinning (10:58)
- Drawing with FXG (3:25)
- Adding scrollbars (3:10)
- Exercise: Creating and applying skins
- Implementing skin states (7:55)
- Exercise: Creating states and transitions for a skin
- Implementing skin parts (9:11)
- Creating custom skin properties (8:09)
- Exercise: Customizing and reusing skins
Day 4
- Day 4 project files (ZIP; 35 MB)
Extending events
- Creating an event type and dispatching the event object (13:34)
- Exercise: Creating an event type and dispatching the event object
- Extending the Event class to pass data in the event object (18:16)
- Exercise: Extending the Event class to pass data in the event object
Accessing remote data
- Retrieving and handling data with HTTPService (17:57)
- Exercise: Populating an application with data and handling faults
- Introducing the MVC pattern (7:34)
- Exercise: Separating the model from the view
- Making HTTP request with parameters (6:01)
- Exercise: Making an HTTP request with parameters
- Using the Flash Builder data wizard (2:57)
- Exercise: Creating a master/detail interface with a wizard
Creating a typed data model
- Implementing a typed data model (12:49)
- Exercise: Creating and using a typed data model
- Implementing two-way binding (4:05)
- Exercise: Binding to a data model
- Using E4X to manipulate loaded data (No Link)
- Exercise: Manipulating data using E4X (No Link)
Day 5
- Day 5 project files (ZIP; 53.6 MB)
Displaying data with the DataGroup container
- Representing data in default item renderers (13:07)
- Exercise: Passing data to item renderers for display
- Creating a custom item renderer (9:17)
- Exercise: Displaying dynamic data in a custom item renderer
- Skinning the DataGroup container (8:01)
- Exercise: Skinning the DataGroup container
Displaying Data with the DataGrid control
- Creating and formatting the DataGrid control (12:45)
- Exercise: Using the DataGrid control
- Creating item renderers and item editors (14:26)
- Exercise: Creating item renderers and item editors
- Handling item renderer events (2:48)
- Exercise: Handling a DataGrid itemClick event
Deploying Flex and AIR Applications
- Understanding the bin-debug folder (6:51)
- Creating a production build (3:06)
- Exercise: Creating a production build
- Creating an Adobe AIR application (9:48)
- Exercise: Deploying to the desktop
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Microsoft Office 2010
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: September 19, 2009
Web . . .
Microsoft announced the start of the Microsoft Office Web Apps Technical Preview program for consumers. Beginning today, a limited number of invitation-only participants will receive access to lightweight versions of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint on the Web through Windows Live. The Technical Preview is available in English and Japanese, with additional languages to be added later this fall.
Microsoft is also announcing the formal names for the Web-based applications. Together, the applications are called Office Web Apps. Individually, they include Word Web App, Excel Web App, PowerPoint Web App and OneNote Web App.
Microsoft is also announcing the formal names for the Web-based applications. Together, the applications are called Office Web Apps. Individually, they include Word Web App, Excel Web App, PowerPoint Web App and OneNote Web App.
Download office 2010 web apps features Document
word 2010 web app
Powerpoint 2010 web app screenshot
Excel 2010 webapp
Excel web app screenshot
Other related links
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/presskits/2010office/Default.aspx
http://www.office2010themovie.com/
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/features/2009/sep09/09-17officewebapps.mspx
History of Microsoft a Must see link (requires silverlight)
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/presskits/2010office/timeline.aspx
Sign up for early notification about the Office 2010 and Office Web Apps Beta
Bhuvan beta
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: August 29, 2009
Basic features of Bhuvan:
- Access, explore and visualise 2D and 3D image data along with rich thematic information on Soil, wasteland, water resources etc.
- Visualise multi-resolution, multi-sensor, multi-temporal image data
- Superpose administrative boundaries of choice on images as required
- Visualisation of AWS ( Automatic Weather Stations) data/information in a graphic view and use tabular weather data of user choice
- Fly to locations ( Flies from the current location directly to the selected location)
- Heads-Up Display ( HUD) naviation controls ( Tilt slider, north indicator, opacity, compass ring, zoom slider)
- Navigation using the 3D view Pop-up menu (Fly-in, Fly out, jump in, jump around, view point)
- 3D Fly through (3D view to fly to locations, objects in the terrain, and navigate freely using the mouse or keyboard)
- Drawing 2D objects (Text labels, polylines, polygons, rectangles, 2D arrows, circles, ellipse)
- Drawing 3D Objects (placing of expressive 3D models, 3D polygons, boxes)
- Snapshot creation (copies the 3D view to a floating window and allows to save to a external file)
- Measurement tools (Horizontal distance, aerial distance, vertical distance, measure area)
- Shadow Analysis (it sets the sun position based on the given time creating shadows and effects the lighting on the terrain)
- Urban Design Tools (to build roads, junctions and traffic lights in an urban setting)
- Contour map ( Displays a colorized terrain map and contour lines)
- Draw tools (Creates simples markers, free hand lines, urban designs)
There would be many more value added functions and facilities which will be added into the package from time to time. Particular interest of ISRO/DOS would be to provide such functionalities to common man so that he/she adopts participatory approach with scientists to solve simple problems easily and interactively.
Download and install plugin :
http://bhuvan2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/webclient/PresentationLayer/Home/Index100.html
Review
The Application is not user friendly.
User needs to register in order to use the application.
http://bhuvan2.nrsc.gov.in/Bhuvan/WebClient/PresentationLayer/WebClient/usr_reg.asp
More Scripting Errors .
User must be using Internet Explorer 6.0 only.
Support for Firefox & netscape compatable is provided but still not working properly.
