Flash The Ripper

Dear Adobe,

The most pleasure of my whole computer and web life I’ve got working with your products. Also, I made some money from it and growing. Also, I’ve got a second family, our user group where people do support each other, it’s growing too. Thank you for making all this smart and alive web better, thank you for putting your efforts, keeping high standards, being valiantly innovative and having balance between two abovementioned.

Thank you for the Flash Player 10.

Thank you for Creative Suite 4.

Thank you for being the what you is and who you are.

They did it! Before you read the deep insight view on new FP10 from Tinic Uro, do the following (I know you already did, but just for the record):

• - Read Press Release: Adobe Flash Player 10 Public Beta is Out.
• - Download from the Labs: Flash 10 Astro prerelease.
• - Download demos for it: Flash 10 Astro prerelease.
• - Read what Ajaxian wrote about it: Review of the Flash Player 10 Beta features from Ajaxian.

Now go the Tinic Uro and read this: Adobe Is Making Some Noise!

Adobe made a great step forward and opened its JIRA for voting for Flash Player related bugs, feature requests and other issues. Actually, you can submit your own bug to the JIRA, but it is very and only good practice to browse the bugs database first and make sure you aren’t going to clone some other’s bug using your own interpretation. That’s why it is usually said in uppercase that you can VOTE for bugs, and then in lowercase said that you can add your own too. But you can. Both options are cool ones ??” let’s just use them in right way.

It is Justin Everett-Church who told us about this new Adobe JIRA Flash Player section.

Just for the record ??” there are also ASC (compiler) and whole Flex SDK sections in Adobe JIRA.

Matt Voerman brings a truly fresh look at the our lovely Flash Player calling it a SOC – Service-Oriented Client from Adobe. Very good point regarding any negotiations between developer and client: now, instead of saying “we can use Flash” you can tell everyone: “We will use the ubiquitous, most popular, lightweight, persistent, secured and rich-functioning web client software to deliver the project to the end user”. SOA + SOC = Flash Platform.

This is Flash 2.0, baby dear stake-holders, project managers and every true creator.