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.

Featurette: Be more creative with enhanced HTML5 support using the updated Toolkit for CreateJS, which includes new functionality for buttons, hit areas, and motion curves.

The Brackets open source project provides a playground for experimenting with new ideas in web tooling. Built in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, anything is possible through Brackets extensions. This session will take you through the necessary steps to build your first extension. Kevin Dangoor, lead contributor to the Brackets open source project, willdiscuss:• Detailed review of the brackets extension API• How to structure and build extensions• Setup for debugging and testing extensions• Sharing your extension with the community

Learn about Adobe Configurator 3, the easy way to create powerful custom panels for Photoshop and InDesign, all without writing any code! You will also see how to distribute your panels on Adobe Exchange. Get building!

Learn about the different applications available to let you create or package content and products for Adobe Exchange. This video also shows the product submission process, to easily submit your products to Adobe Exchange. Start submitting products today: http://adobeexchange.com/producer

Learn to build particles in the Starling framework using the Particle Extension as well as a manual method. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Leverage a new extension (available separately) to create interactive HTML5 content by building on core animation and drawing capabilities in Flash Professional. Export as JavaScript to target the CreateJS open source framework.

Supplement your mobile and desktop applications with native code libraries to add platform-specific functionality or boost CPU-intensive tasks. This session will show you how easy it is to drop an Air Native Extension (ANE) into Adobe Flash Builder, code your project, and package it for distribution.

Learn how to take advantage of native extensions, an upcoming feature of Adobe AIR, so you can access additional capabilities of devices and operating systems, reuse legacy code libraries, and improve the performance of your mobile applications. This session will provide a high-level overview and best practices.

Learn how to use Adobe Creative Suite Extension Builder to develop, debug, and deploy extensions that use Flex and Adobe AIR frameworks to extend the functionality of the Creative Suite applications. Find out how to interact with XMP metadata, connect your extensions with data and web services back ends, and port your extensions into multiple Creative Suite applications. Finally, get a peek into what Adobe is doing to help you monetize your extensions and plug-ins.