May 13, 2012
The article I read today was actually really interesting it basically went over visual basics and how it actually got started. Visual basics was created by Microsoft by John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz. It was a program that was a great design and one that really tied Microsoft up into the computers. It was a [...]
By MichaelMachado Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: about, Adobe, AJAX, Amazon, c#, code, Database, Google, HTML 5, Java, JavaScript, Visual Studios, windows
May 13, 2012
In his article “Adobe Delivers Creative Cloud and Muse for Easy Website Creation,” Daniel Robinson talks about Adobe’s new Creative Cloud service, along with the Muse tool. The Creative Cloud is used to view, access, and share creative files from any internet-connected device. It also provides storage and sharing of information within desktops, mobile devices, and [...]
By Renee Lacson Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: Adobe, Cloud, Database, Design
May 5, 2012
This week I read an article about Adobe Dreamweaver. Adobe has upgraded its version of Dreamweaver and has come out with Dreamweaver CS6. It is said that this version is an essential upgrade for anyone web developing professional who wants to build WebPages or applications that can automatically adapt when viewed in different browsers on [...]
By danielshin Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, Dreamweaver
Apr 22, 2012
As HTML advances forward, Adobe is working on creating Adobe CSS Shaders. Currently still in draft, it would allow developers to develop in more of a rich, cinematic filter effects to HTML. Some effect examples are waves, ripples, warps, swipes, etc. CSS Shaders is similar to WebGL shaders, however WebGL is only for HTML5. With [...]
By Daniel Shirai Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, CSS, HTML, Microsoft, Shaders
Apr 22, 2012
Adobe aims to implement magazines style to the Web with CSS (cascading style sheet) extension that adds new features to a person’s webpage. WebPages have a lot of features that you see in different types of magazines, but most WebPages need Flash to achieve the different kinds of features that CSS gives us. Adobe is [...]
By danielshin Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, CSS, W3C
Apr 22, 2012
A year ago, at Google’s I/O conference, Adobe made a bit of its own noise in the Web standards world by releasing CSS Regions. CSS Regions is an extension to the language used by Web developers to describe Web pages’ appearance. The technology was released as a prototype of the WebKit Web browser rendering engine, [...]
By alexanderhuerta Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, CSS, CSS Regions
Apr 15, 2012
A summary of what I read this week was a journal about HTML 5. HTML 5 is not a accepted by the World Wide Web Consortium. It is being approved by many companies becuase many people know that HTML 5 is going to be the future of the web. Today we see sites that are [...]
By MichaelMachado Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, Apple, computer, Desktop, flash, HTML, HTML5, Internet, Steve Jobs, web, web development
Feb 27, 2012
While adobe says it will contribute to HTML 5 it will still continue it will continue to support flash. Adobe has pledged it support to continue to support the up and coming HTML5 and Adobe Flash, this announcement was made at their Max 2011 conference. Adobe has been contributing to HTML5 with bodies like the [...]
By Stephen Ore Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, CIS311, flash, HTML5
Jan 29, 2012
GoLive CS2 addresses one of the key hindrances of CSS, it’s hard to learn, and trying to add CSS to existing sites is even harder. GoLive CS2 provides users with multiple preformatted CSS templates that are just a mouse click away. GoLive CS2 allows users to import existing content to rebuild an older website that [...]
By salvadoralvarez Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, CS2, CSS
Jan 22, 2012
Over the last two years, HTML5 has been supported and adopted by a lot of big name companies such as Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, and LinkedIn. While HTML5 is technically only the latest version of a technical standard, it has come to represent a set of features and capabilities that both enhance user experience and [...]
By Cole O'Connor Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, Amazon, Apple, Design, Google, HTML5, Internet, web design, web development
Jan 22, 2012
The article introduces a new product from Adobe which is called Muse. Muse is touted as being able to allow a user to create a website without needing to know how to use Cascading Style Sheets or Hypertext Markup Language. So in essence, it is similar to Adobe’s Dreamweaver program, but it goes further by [...]
By Cary Crosby Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, HTML
Jan 19, 2012
Summary: Adobe is not going down with its own ship, as the move towards a HTML5 standard becomes more and more of a reality for everything online, adobe moves in the same direction by developing tools that would help make complex animations in HTML5 easier that could only be made with FLASH. The new Adobe EDGE software would [...]
By Caezar Meza Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: 5, Adobe, Edge, flash, HTML
Nov 20, 2011
Google Support the Use of Flash in a HTML5 Kind of Sense Google is providing developers with a tool, Swiffy, that converts Adobe Flash animations to HTML5. At a time when Adobe declare the death of Flash on mobile platforms, Google’s providing developers a tool to easily conversion of the .swf extension to HTML format. [...]
By Chih Wei Hsu Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, flash, Google, HTML5
Nov 20, 2011
“Occupy what?” Is reported that a small group, calling themselves “Occupy Flash”, whom in reality is a group called “HTML is the 99%” are web developers plotting to shut down the use of Adobe Flash. They inten to do so, by developing similar applications using HTML5 as it were the “universal standard” for web development. [...]
By Marco Medina Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, Flash Adobe Flash, HTML5, Occupy
Nov 13, 2011
“Adobe flash on the way out” A statement released by Adobe announced that they will no longer continue to develop their Flash Player plug-in for mobile browsers; Adobe added that “end of the Flash era on the web is coming soon.” Adobe is now focusing on the development of a different application packaging program based [...]
By Marco Medina Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, Apps, flash, Mobile, Web Browser
Nov 12, 2011
We have all seen online ads on the web sites we visit. You can’t escape the ads. These web ads should follow guidelines provided by IAB. IAB provides guidelines in the creating, planning online ads. The guideline generally recommends appropriate file size, animation length, etc… It is not a mandatory rule but a guideline that [...]
By Penny Chan Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: ad check, Adobe, adthenticate
Oct 30, 2011
Adobe recently announced in this article that they are working on Flash Player 11. As of October 6th it was released. This release will include rendering of 3D graphics which is a significant update from Flash Player 10. Also announced was Adobe Air 3. Adobe has lost some of its former foothold in the video [...]
By George Arnos Category: Database Design and Development (CIS 305) Tags: 2-d, 2d, 3-d, 3d, Adobe, api, flash, flash player, flash player 11, Google, HTML5, video, webgl
Oct 16, 2011
Just read an article related to the slow transitioning to HTML 5 from many big companies like Pandora online service. Pandora claims that the transition to HTML 5 will drop the traditional Adobe Flash technology and will no longer require the use of plug ins and improve overall performance and faster user experience. A new [...]
By Boshi Wang Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, HTML 5
Oct 15, 2011
Standardization of The World Wide Web: HTML 5 The World Wide Web Consortium is in the development process of standardizing HTML 5 in all web browsers. This new and improved markup language is to incorporate all the proprietary applications into a standard application needed to do certain things on the internet such as watch videos [...]
By andrewnguyen Category: Interactive Web Development (CIS 311) Tags: Adobe, HTML 5, Microsoft, W3C, web