I’m excited to again be fortunate enough to present at Adobe Max 2011.
If you are interested in learning about Mobile Applications I will be giving a the first half of a 2 part lab in conjunction with Asfusion!
We will start with the application basics and go as far as using custom Native Extensions and Density Aware skins. It’s quite a learning event.
If you haven’t signed up for Adobe Max, do it now!
Make sure to sign up for the labs, they are filling up very quickly!
(First Presentation) Lab, Tuesday at 8am
(Second Presentation) Lab, Wednesday at 4pm
The same content will be shown at each of these labs. The 2nd half presentation presented by Asfusion hasn’t had it’s times set yet, keep watching out for it!
July 28th,2011
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Today I’m releasing my Netflix Queue Manager for the iOS. Thanks to Adobe AIR the process to make this shift from other platforms was very simple. I’m excited to make this announcement and release.
Current State
If you are wondering if I feel the app is complete then the answer is NO! This is a work in progress and I hope you keep updating as I continue to make the app better. Right now I am trying to get through the bare minimum requirements, as I see them. Such as:
- viewing queues
- updating queues
- add/remove/view movies
- update movies queue positions
Today I’m releasing my Netflix Queue Manager for the Nook. Thanks to Adobe AIR the process to make this shift from Android was very simple. I’m excited to make this announcement and release.
Current State
If you are wondering if I feel the app is complete then the answer is NO! This is a work in progress and I hope you keep updating as I continue to make the app better. Right now I am trying to get through the bare minimum requirements, as I see them. Such as:
- viewing queues
- updating queues
- add/remove/view movies
- update movies queue positions
I was fortunate enough to present last week at 360Flex with good friend Antonio Holguin about how to make a mobile application. Our format of the back and forth designer/developer workflow was an experiment but one that most people seemed to enjoy.
Below are our slides, feel free to ask questions about the presentation.
This is the application created by Antonio Holguin and myself for our 360Flex presentation.
This app is a “semi” playable version of the game we are creating tentatively called “Red Carpet Rumble”.
If you have an Android device you can use this link to get the game.
Disclaimer: By no means do we feel that this application is completely done. Yes, we have the full intention of continuing to work on this game and get it out. If you have comments feel free to let us know.
