Overview: Work faster than ever before with a 64-bit architecture, a new streamlined user interface, and more connected tools. Create HTML content and export high-definition video and audio. Share work directly from within the application.

Explore best practices to build real-world PhoneGap applications that go beyond simple "Hello World" examples to create full-featured mobile applications. In this session, we'll investigate:• Leveraging a single page architecture to improve performance • How to use HTML templates to reuse code• Making use of effective touch events for an optimal mobile experience • Applying modular techniques to your applications to make them simpler to manage

Get an insightful tour of surface design and discover how it bridges the world of graphics, product design, textiles, and fine art. Your guide is Jessie Whipple Vickery of the Pattern People, a surface design studio founded by Vickery and designer Claudia Brown.Vickery and Brown will demonstrate:• How surface design is evolving from a textile-focused craft to encompass products, interiors, architecture, and the built environment• How patterns are found everywhere, and how to find inspiration for pattern design in the world around us• How surface design defines our identity, inspires our emotions, tells a story, and adds meaning to the products that surround us

Sr. Product Manager Tom Barclay gives you the first look at the next generation of Adobe Flash Professional, codenamed Hellcat. Its 64-bit architecture makes it faster and more reliable than ever before. Tom also shows you the updated user interface which has been streamlined for better efficiency.

In this app of the week video, Teresa Demel compares iPad and iPhone versions of Women's Health. Rodale Publishing has developed a clean information architecture for iPhone that makes it easy to navigate through the magazine, follow image tutorials, and read the same great content provided in the full-size publication.

Jonathan Snook covers the concept of "depth of applicability," explaining the benefit of limiting the impact that the CSS has on the HTML in a project, and demonstrating how multiple selectors within the code can result in the HTML being too challenging to change or port.

Designer Jonathan Snook of Shopify provides an overview of the topics in this series about a scalable and modular architecture for CSS (SMACSS).

Jonathan Snook discusses why you should categorize the various functions of the CSS code within your project (base, layout, module, state, and theme) as well as how each element works within the design.

Jonathan Snook highlights the importance of using a naming convention in all your projects to help clarify the intent of the CSS code.

Jonathan Snook examines how to improve your own productivity by using JavaScript to describe the state that a module exists in within your project, and using CSS to manage that state.