Adobe recently announced their new Open Screen project, which opens the licensing of the Flash Player and much more.
We’re celebrating this event with a three part series on Dojo and ActionScript and previewing some of the work by the Dojo team.
Adobe recently announced their new Open Screen project, which opens the licensing of the Flash Player and much more.
We’re celebrating this event with a three part series on Dojo and ActionScript and previewing some of the work by the Dojo team.
There’s been some breaking news from Adobe, announcing their Open Screen project. As of today, they are opening the licensing of the Flash Player, FLV/F4V video, publishing the AMF protocol and device APIs for the player, and more.
This is great news for businesses, developers, and the Open Web in general. No longer does open source ActionScript code need to do workarounds and leave things out in an effort to make it “as open as reasonably possible”.
In celebration of this announcement, we’re beginning our three part series on ActionScript code, and preview some of the Dojo team’s efforts in this area.