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FlashDevelop 3.0 released

June 15th 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen

After what seems like the longest release cycle in OS Flash history, the popular Windows based Actionscript editor FlashDevelop 3.0 was released yesterday. It took 9 Beta versions, 6 Release Candidates and a little more than a year to get it all ready, but now you can download the final version.


SWFObject 2.2

June 12th 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen

Today, the SWFObject library got a major update that will probably be what ships with the final version of Flash Builder as well. The new release has several nice features, fixes known bugs and also takes some steps to clean things up code-wise:


Beta versions of Flash Catalyst and Flex on Labs

June 01st 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen

Tonight Adobe released new beta versions of the new Catalyst interaction design tool as well as the recently renamed Flash Builder (formerly Flex Builder). Both tools have been in closed beta for quite some time, but today everyone can check them out.


mProjector 4 Released

May 21st 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen

It's been silent on the Projector tools front for a while, but today ScreenTime Media announced the new version of mProjector. Version 4 supports both the Flash and Flex IDE as authoring tools and with Flex it even allows native debugging.


Flash CS4 - Take 3

May 15th 2009 | David Vogeleer

It's been some rough months for the developers making Flash CS4 at Adobe. After the initial release, lots of users started complaining about the stability and memory usage of the app. This week, the second patch was released solving dozens of issues.


Do you remember Samorost?

April 17th 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen

The Samorost minigame amazed the entire Flash scene when it launched many years back. The unique visuals and fun puzzles made it an instant hit for the makers Amanita Design. Now they're hard at work on a brand new game called Machinarium that looks absolutely stunning!


ActionScript 3.0 Client Library for Facebook by Adobe

March 31st 2009 | Jens C Brynildsen

Did you ever make a Facebook application? There's quite a few Facebook APIs for Flash and Flex out there, but none has offered the full API until now. Today Adobe announced a deal with Facebook where they'll maintain a fully featured API based on pbking's AS3 library.