Mike Potter interviews Mark Gray, founder of uvLayer, at MAX 2009. uvLayer is an application that enables you to create and access collections of media on the web, the desktop, and on the go.

Mike Potter of Adobe Developer Relations interviews Andrew Laffoon, Founder and CEO of Mixbook at MAX 2009. Built with Flex, Mixbook allows users to easily create photo books online.

John Wu often found himself swamped with timesheets, invoices, and expense reports. He knew there had to be a better way. When Adobe AIR came along, he decided to create Ora Time and Expense.

Mark Cadle of the US Border Patrol talks to Julie Campagna about the Operation Against Smugglers Initiative on Safety and Security website which uses Dreamweaver, ColdFusion, and Flex to gather and track information.

Alan Queen who used Flex 3 and ActionScript 3.0 to develop an AIR application called Digimix. In this video, Alan demos the audio editing application that allows you to import, mix, read, and write audio files.

Ed Finkler liked the Twitter API so much, he wrote Spaz on a whim to keep an eye on what his friends are doing (and vice versa). Ed chats with Adobe about his popular desktop client that runs on Adobe AIR.

Marc Hughes used Adobe AIR, Flex and PHP to develop a project management application for AIR called Agile Agenda. In this interview, Marc discusses the inspiration and technologies behind Agile Agenda.

Josh Hirsch of Big Spaceship provides a tour of HBO Voyeur. This visually stunning website was built in ActionScript 3.0, using Flash CS3, Flash video, and After Effects.

Senior technical editor Stefan Gruenwedel caught up with several developers at Flex Camp in San Francisco to talk about technology.

As a web developer at Auburn University, Troy Hahn used Dreamweaver CS3 and Spry widgets to build and manage a 1,000-page website for the Department of Fisheries.

Michael Carbajal demos how NASA's Interactive Reference Guide to the International Space Station shows how the onboard crew lives, how the station was built, and what its purpose is.

Senior Designer Rachel Roth from DHAP Digital describes the rich interactive website that she and her team built for ILM's Pirates of the Caribbean II.