Diggnation Epsiode 90 (March 22, 2007) has some interesting content, at least the first 6 minutes. This episode was sponsored by Adobe Apollo Project, they showed footage of the ApolloCamp, and they talked about Apollo Google Maps VCard Apollo application. The footage of the ApolloCamp has yours truly, you can find me looking at my laptop at about 5:03 of Episode 90. Being at ApolloCamp is way better then making it on diggnation but it is cool...

Ok, all this integration across the products is nice, but the coolest feature I have seen so far is the “Copy motion to ActionScript 3.0″ feature. The ability to take a Flash animators motion code and save/paste it as AS 3.0 is nice. The ideas are flowing…Version control motion code, Flex component cool motion effects,… I can’t wait til the end of April to get my hands on the new CS3 suite.

I found a step in the Adobe Flex 2 Installation (2.0.1 Update) that might when upgrading and trying to open existing projects. Here is the step that I found useful: Opening existing projects – The first time you open an existing Flex Builder project, you should refresh the workspace by using the -clean option. To do this, open a command window, navigate to the Flex Builder directory, and type FlexBuilder -clean -vmargs...

If you haven’t noticed Apollo made it up on Slashdot. Its always a chore to read through all the posts/tangents. Some of the funny things I kept seeing where people calling it “Appolo”. Alot of posts of course where on parts of the EULA and licensing lock down paranoia. Here are some random posts (there is a lot to help people understand): I’m sure the player will be free, the SDK not so free. by Red Flayer (890720) ...

When I read the release notes about Flex Data Services new release on labs, as well as the name change to LiveCycle Data Services, I was interested in learning more about the Apollo integration. Steven Webster‘s website seems to have a good overview, an in particular the paragraph below explains a use case for LCDS and Apollo: One of the exciting features about Apollo, is the ability to work completely offline with web-delivered...