Learn how to easily convert your Adobe Flash technology–based ads to HTML5 using the Adobe Flash Professional Toolkit for CreateJS. Also join the discussion about upcoming trends and standards in online advertising.Cory Hudson, creative director at AOL, will walk through several real-world examples to demonstrate:• How to use the Toolkit for CreateJS for digital advertising• Selecting the appropriate workflow for your team• Steps for converting entire ads versus converting only library assets• Working directly with EaselJS• How to make HTML5 ads work within specifications geared toward devices running Adobe Flash Player • Tips and tricks that will help you in your day-to-day work

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.

Learn how to add interactivity to your HTML content in Adobe Edge Animate 1.0. Paul Trani, Web Evangelist, will show you how to add your own JavaScript code or use pre-built code snippets.

Web Evangelist Paul Trani shows you how easy it is to add animation and motion to existing HTML pages using Adobe Edge Animate 1.0, making your content come to lfe.

Web Evanglist Paul Trani gives you an overview of Adobe Edge Animate 1.0, a new tool for creating animated and interactive content using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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.)

Create the obstacles, their artwork and Watch Out sign, and animate them randomly in the in-game screen. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Learn how text rendering works in the Starling framework, and understand the two types of fonts you can use to display text in your games. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Add food items to the in-game screen randomly and animate them, and detect collisions between the items and hero using similar techniques used for obstacles. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Write the base code needed to control the game state and hero's speed, define the idle state, add the Start button, and make the hero fly in. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Understand the concept of Parallax Scrolling and create a nice parallax background effect for the in-game screen. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Write custom events based on the Starling event and code the navigation between the Welcome screen and in-game screen. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Learn how the artwork and animation for the Hungry Hero game were built and how the sprite sheet is created using Texture Packer, then run the animation in the project. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Exploring the Image, Texture, and Button classes, this episode gives insights into building the Welcome screen of the Hungry Hero game. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Build games for web and devices using Starling framework, and take advantage of the Stage3D feature in Adobe Flash Player to hardware-accelerate your 2D games. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Animate the hero based on mouse and finger position, learn about ways of detecting collisions in games, and write the detecting logic for this game. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Learn about how Pete Episcopo, an Adobe Education Leader in Florida, uses the Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) exam as a way to put his students on the path to postsecondary succes. For more information on the ACA exam, visit http://www.adobe.com/education/resources/certificate-programs.edu.html

In this episode, hear from Paul Trani, Adobe World Wide Web Evangelist, about the Creative Cloud and many of the new features in Adobe Design and Web Premium CS6. Learn more about updates to industry leading CS6 tools, including breakthrough image editing in Photoshop CS6 Extended, adaptive design with fluid grid layouts with Dreamweaver CS6, export to HTML with the CreateJS tookit for Flash Professional CS6 (available separately) and more. Explore how new tools and services like Adobe Edge preview, Typekit and Business Catalyst enable web professionals to create immersive experiences with built-in support for all the latest web standards including HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript and publish on-line businesses.

Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani shows how to create HTML content in JavaScript using Flash Professional CS6.

Learn about the features in Adobe Creative Suite 6 Dreamweaver and Flash that lets web developers and designers create content with the latest web standards to be used across a variety of devices.

Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani shows how to export Flash content as HTML using the Toolkit for CreateJS extension with Flash Professional CS6.

Lee Brimelow and Thibault Imbert discuss the enhanced graphics rendering engine and the Stage3D API, enabling developers to port their Flash games to mobile with up to 60 frames per second.

Lee Brimelow and Tom Nguyen highlight an array of new browser-and-device-friendly features in Flash Player 11.2 such as silent background updates, multi-threaded decoding for video, and mobile stage 3D, which delivers optimized performance for game development.

In this demo, Yuki Shimizu shows how the completed game appears when played on a Motorola Droid X phone. (Click the HTML Text link to read the article.)

In this mobile app demo, John Chen shows animations on the Nexus One (left) and iPod 4 (right) performing poorly because of too many vector graphics. Note the degraded performance (as slow as 12 fps) as more and more vector graphics come in. (Click the HTML Text link to read the article.)

In this mobile app demo, John Chen shows animations on the Nexus One (left) and iPod 4 (right) performing well. Note the high and consistent 30 frames per second (fps) even though more and more bitmap graphics come in. (Click the HTML Text link to read the article.)

In this mobile app demo, John Chen shows how a lack of manual garbage collection hinders performance on the iPod 4 (top) and Nexus One (bottom). The number of triangles increases forever as the animation plays. (Click the HTML Text link to read the article.)

In this mobile app demo, John Chen shows how manual garbage collection improves performance on the iPod 4 (top) and Nexus One (bottom). Each animation shows under 200 triangles in playContainer and never slows down. (Click the HTML Text link to read the article.)

In this episode, Kevin Hoyt employs the Device API in PhoneGap to get more information about the mobile platform on which the application is running.

PhoneGap’s Connection API can detect your mobile device's Internet connection. Kevin explains how to use this to your advantage when developing mobile apps.

Continuing his in-depth look at PhoneGap, Kevin creates an HTML-based app that can access the contact list on your iOS or Android mobile device.

Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt demonstrates how to use the Camera API with PhoneGap to take pictures with your mobile phone’s camera, or load photos from the gallery.

In his continuing series on PhoneGap, Kevin Hoyt shows you how to employ mobile-specific sensors like the accelerometer into your apps.

Kevin Hoyt combines your mobile phone's compass sensor with an HTML-based application using PhoneGap.

Technical Evangelist Andrew Trice covers Adobe AIR with captive runtime support for mobile application development, which will benefit your Flash Builder projects for Android OS. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Customer Testimonial - Designing and Developing for multiple devices.

Join the team at Buck for a fast-paced, inspiring session showcasing high-impact creative projects developed using Adobe tools. Specializing in design-driven creative, Buck's directors and artists use animation, visual effects, and live action to collaborate with clients and produce work that is visceral, innovative, and diverse. You'll leave with new ideas and inspiration for creating memorable, engaging content for use across industries and devices.

Muse (codename) is a public preview of new technology for designers who would like to build HTML websites without writing code. Learn how Muse allows designers comfortable with code to include arbitrary HTML code, making it easy to add elements like Google maps, YouTube videos, Facebook like buttons, and such. We’ll also show you how to take advantage of content management system (CMS) extensibility with back-end solutions like the Business Catalyst CMS or Adobe Photoshop Lightroom galleries built with Flash technology.

Dive into the details with ESRI and the City of Boston to hear how they built and deployed a critical application across desktops and devices. The City of Boston needed an executive dashboard for the mayor to "see" the state of the city in situations such as snowstorms. It was originally intended to be web-based and displayed in City Hall; however, Adobe Flash Builder 4.5.1 and a good MVC pattern implementation have paved the way for iPad app development. This avant-garde approach has motivated city officials to evaluate how else they can apply the app.

Adobe's Director of Evangelism, Ben Forta, describes how Adobe has been innovating on both Flash and HTML for mobile applications.

Learn the best techniques to edit, restore, and master audio with Adobe Audition CS5.5, and then import audio into other Adobe software such as Adobe Flash Professional and Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether you’re a web pro, a video pro, or just want to expand your skills, you’ll learn how to get professional-quality audio while minimizing the time spent engineering audio files.

Technical Evangelist Christophe Coenraets leverages Android, Blackberry and iPad app development to create a data visualization app in Flex and Flash Builder.

Get a glimpse into future tools and technologies in the HTML space to create animations, interactions, widgets and interactive content.

Mike Chambers shows how some of HTML’s new functionalities can be leveraged by Flash developers such as creating Flash content for offline browsing, robust data storage, online/offline detection.

Platform Evangelist Tomas Krcha discusses the challenges and opportunities of user interaction in a 3D environment. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

Platform Evangelist Tomas Krcha introduces the basics of 3D in Flash with a demonstration of the Alternativa 3D Platform Engine. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

In this episode of the Flex in a Week training series, you will review the basic workflow of an HTML-based data-driven application, how a SWF file changes this workflow, and how SWF files can access data from server-side technologies.

In this episode of the Flex in a Week training series, you learn about the Remoting Service and how to use the Flex framework's RemoteObject component to request data using the service. You'll also learn how to access remote methods to request data and how to handle faults.

Adobe Product Manager Richard Galvan shares the exciting new capabilities of Adobe Creative Suite 5.5.

Serge Jespers demonstrates the ease of iPhone app development and Android app development with Flash Builder 4.5.

In this video, Harish Sivaramakrishnan showcases a few ways that you can leverage HTML5 features within your Flex and Flash Builder applications.

Paul Trani shows us how Android app development is a breeze when using Flash Professional CS5.5. He takes us through all the ins and outs of testing and deploying an app directly to an Android device.

Using Flash elements can add life to a web page.  In this video you’ll see how to incorporate Flash based (SWF) animation and interactivity components to the header of each of your pages. You’ll also learn how to define alternate content as place holders to be displayed in case the user doesn’t have Flash Player installed or is using a device that doesn’t support Flash.

Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis continues her exploration of HTML5 video on the web.  She demonstrates how to provide Flash as an alternative to HTML5 in order to serve content to users with older browsers.

Join developer and trainer Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis as she explains the ins and outs of embedding video on the web:  which video formats work in each browser, and how to implement your video so that all modern browsers can access it.

Combine multiple projects published as SWF files using the Aggregator. You can publish the combined files in the Aggregator as SWF output, Windows Executable, Macintosh Executable, PDF or HTML.

Ben Forta hosts, "Technology Street" and talks to puppets HTML and Flash about how they are getting along.

Come see the best rich media campaigns of 2010. Learn how they made that game ad tilt your HTML page or drive a car from an animated banner into a video ad. This session will feature companies that pioneer innovative uses of Adobe Flash and its interface with the HTML page to deliver outstanding campaign performance for their clients. Speakers from Doubleclick, EyeWonder, Greystripe, MediaMind, Medialets, PointRoll, and Sprout are scheduled to present.

Learn the best techniques to edit, restore, and master audio for importing into Adobe products such as Adobe Flash Professional and Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether you're a web pro, a video pro, or just want to expand your skills, you'll learn how to get professional-quality audio while minimizing the time spent engineering audio files.

Discover how to make your vector art stand out. In this session, you'll learn about the variety of output options within Adobe Illustrator that can be used to create dynamic designs and illustrations. Artist Greg Geisler, one of the creators of the Illustrator how-to guides on Adobe.com (http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator/howto/), will walk you through his process for creating visually rich artwork. He'll show techniques using various tools in Illustrator, discuss integration between Illustrator and Flash Professional, and explore going beyond Illustrator with additional techniques such as laser cutting. Join this session and get more out of Illustrator.

Greg Hamer of provenWebVideo gives an overview of the new Flash Media Playback . He includes a walk through of creating HTML using the configurator

Mike Chambers of the Apollo product team interviews application developer Christian Cantrell about the cross-operating system runtime that will enable developers to extend the reach of rich internet applications (RIA) to the desktop.

HTML is making major strides towards being a worthy competitor for Flash. Jeff Croft and a panel of experts discuss its advantages, disadvantages, and where the two stand in terms of device compatibility and interoperability.

Learn to publish an application you've created. Use the Flash Publish settings to adjust how the file is published.

Web and application designers use Fireworks to optimize graphics, create polished text documents, add interactivity to prototypes, preview prototypes in mobile device emulators, and export to Flash Catalyst.

Take Illustrator CS5 designs into Flash Catalyst and create interactive experiences without writing code. Refine your vector art in Illustrator while preserving the structure and interactivity you added in Flash Catalyst

Adobe previews BlackBerry app development and designer/developer workflows at the Blackberry Developer Conference, and Serge Jespers follows up with attendees to get reactions.

This presentation will introduce the iPhone SDK to aid in iOS development by using terms they already understand, by comparing the elements of the iPhone SDK to elements used in Flash. We'll do side-by-side comparison of Objective-C to ActionScript. We'll compare a few functional examples of tasks that you know how to do in ActionScript, and show you how to do them in Objective-C: parsing XML, loading images, saving preferences, animating graphics.

Giant projects can be scary if you don’t have a good process. Get an inside look at creating the Konductor AIR application with a focus on team development. Konductor combines an advanced CMS platform with an AIR based content editor that leverages the webkit engine to directly manipulate HTML. This session will be technically framed – a start to end examination of topics such as scope definition, developer and designer workflow, agile principles, iterative experience design, build processes, development framework, and quality assurance.

In this video, Jay and Damien explore the challenges of search engine optimization regarding deep links and dynamic content, citing that indexing results are directly tied to html-based URL searches.

Discover how Adobe AIR offers an exciting new way to engage customers with innovative, branded applications on the desktop.

In this Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 tutorial, Greg Rewis continues showing you how to convert a Photoshop layout and starter CSS framework into a finished website.

Create Flash movies for the Web. Automatically create HTML, SWF, FLA, and F4V files. Preview Flash movies in a web browser.

In this episode, Greg covers the new “External Interface Class” in Action Script 3 which makes communication between Flash and Java Scripts a breeze.

Join Duane Nickull as he shows us how to avoid the top mistakes form developers make, whether they are working in Flex, Flash, Ajax, or LiveCycle, using HTML, PDF, or other formats.

Create a web photo gallery using built-in HTML and Flash templates that you can customize, preview, and upload directly to an FTP server.

Create a web photo gallery using built-in HTML and Flash templates that you can customize, preview, and upload directly to an FTP server.

Get acquainted with the workspace and productivity enhancements in Fireworks, plus the new options for exporting content to HTML/CSS, PDF, Flash, and AIR.

This movie covers how to use the Panel container in Flex 3 to lay out objects using vertical, horizontal, and absolute layout styles.

This movie covers the basics of the Label and Text controls within the Flex 3 framework. These controls are great for data entry or display.

Convert existing Flash content to an Adobe AIR application in Flash CS3 Professional. Using the Flash video gallery and ActionScript 3 makes this publication process simple.

A great use of Flash and ActionScript is to create an image gallery with rich visual functionality. Learn how to build a custom image gallery with mouse-over full-sized images.

Adobe AIR and Flex Builder 3 offer the ability to publish rich internet applications to the desktop. This tutorial shows how to create a simple desktop application.

Responding to mouse events - In this movie, instructor Todd Perkins demonstrates how to capture and react to different mouse events, including rollovers and rollouts in XML and ActionScript.