07 JUN
Adobe recently announced plans to make the Adobe Flex 3, the Flex Framework, and Adobe Apollo all open-source. This is likely to be a big attraction to build Rich Applications using Adobe Flex.
04 JUN
Adobe is right around the corner from releasing the next big -- Adobe Flex 3. It looks to have a number of exciting new features.
Let's face it.
Developing a web application and throwing it up on the web is easy these days.
With the proliferation of easy-to-use tools and pre-created web templates, it seems like anyone can complete a web project.
What's hard is actually creating something good and putting it up on the web.
Usability and functionality are more elusive now than ever, because so many developers are focused on simply fulfilling a set of requirements.
They are not focused on creating applications that actually meet the needs of customers – or that are scalable or maintainable in the long term.
You've probably experienced it before.
There was "that one" web application development project that you decided it was best to outsource to the lowest bidding consultant who promised you the shortest timeline.
What happened as a result?
We'll take a guess – it has something to do with missed deadlines and asking for more money.
Somehow we get the feeling the word "scope creep" showed up somewhere in your project report to the boss.
And how good was the deliverable in the end?
An even better question, how many people use the application now?
How many people complain about how (not) easy it is to use?
That's why we're here.
Rich Applications Consulting is all about the development of rich internet applications – ones that are responsive, dynamic, and easy-to-use.
Not to mention, we actually make it a point to make deadlines and get projects done within budget.
If that's not what you're looking for, we suggest trying to find the lowest bidder again.
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