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I just finished up a day attending the Chicago RIApalooza event in, well, Chicago. First, I must say that I love cities with great mass transit systems. I’ve said this before and I keep threatening myself to move to one. For this event I paired up with a super designer Corrina Barber. Corrina works as a user experience designer at Microsoft, is wicked smart and was a perfect compliment to this event. Most of the attendees at RIApalooza I believed to be interactive developers, so most having a knack for design. I figured rather than a developer...
"Competition is dropping prices, increasing quality and making everyone’s internet a better place." (ryan stewart)
flash just did an update to the flash player. i believe (according to their site) this takes it to v9.0.115.0 (at least for IE on windows). what's included in this update? primarily H.264 encoding support in the player. this has been in beta for a while, but now 'official' from adobe. the second announcement involves their (adobe) pricing/licensing changes around flash media server products, something that has been somewhat criticized for a while as cost-prohibitive. the new pricing looks like a real aggressive price drop based...
sitting in the "product and services" track for apollo. this really has nothing to do with rails, but hey, adobe is a sponsor, so throw them a bone and give them a few sessions. the html engine in an apollo app is webkit...interesting -- didn't know that. the reason was that it is an open project and they wanted something to contribute to... yawn...these guys don't have enough energy...their jokes aren't working...this is 100 level stuff...walking out now. ooh, just heard one of them talk about using design mode in flex builder: don't be afraid of it, it works well,...
in my daily work i spend a majority of my 'computing' time in outlook. communicating with peers, team members, customers, etc. is mostly done via communication (sad, i know). a lot of that time it involves sending information attachments back and forth, using office documents, etc. i've said a lot about how much i love the preview functionality within vista and office 2007. i even wrote a code preview handler for .cs, .vb, .sql, .js files.
one of the samples in the msdn article by stephen toub was for pdf files...of which i receive a lot. i don't use adobe reader...