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Viewing and Navigating Images in Photoshop

Viewing and navigating images are those of essential skills every Photoshop user must learn in order to use efficiently this incredible powerful image editing software. To get started to know all available options first open General section in Preferences dialog (Edit > Preferences > General) and take a look at Options starting with Animated Zoom. For detailed description read for free excerpt from Photoshop CS5 Bible. Take a look and at Interface tab in Preferences dialog where you can set to Open Documents as Tabs and to Enable Floating Document Window Docking in Panels and Documents section. After setting options (translate)

Download Flash player 11.2 beta 4

Flash Player 11.2 beta 4 is now available for download. Adobe Flash Player 11.2 drives innovation for rich, engaging digital experiences with new features for cross-platform browser-based viewing of expressive rich internet applications, content, and videos across devices.   Check your flash player version New in Flash Player 11.2: multi-threaded video decoding and Flash Player background updates. Learn More About Flash Player 11.2 beta 4 Download Flash Player 11.2 beta 4 Related posts:Download Adobe AIR 3.2 Beta and Adobe Flash Player 11.2 Beta Download Flash Player 11.2 Beta 3 update available Check your Flash player version installed flash player download (translate)

Deploying Grails applications on AppFog. First impressions.

I had a chance to play a little bit with AppFog today. Appfog is a version of VMWare’s Cloud Foundry hosted by the makers of PHPFog that aims to overcome some of the limitations of the VMWare product. It’s very … Continue reading → (translate)

How I Got Node.js Running On A Linux Micro Instance Using Amazon EC2

In the past, I've dabbled with Node.js (a server-side JavaScript runtime environment) on my local MacBook Pro. If you know JavaScript, it's not too hard to get something up and running on your local machine. Putting Node.js out into the wild, however, is whole other beast. Not only am I mediocre at managing web servers in general, I happen to know almost nothing about Amaz ... Read More » (translate)

Google TV Developer Lab coming to Toronto in March 2012

Have an existing app that would benefit from a growing audience of Google-enabled TV sets but don’t know what to do next? Google is hosting an optimizing Android apps for TV session at location TBA in Toronto on March 7. Check it out at the link. Link: https://sites.google.com/site/gtvdevlab/ Source: https://twitter.com/#!/TOAndroidMeetup (translate)

Mobile Video with PhoneGap, HTML5 and Strobe Media Playback

PhoneGap is a powerful HTML5 based cross platform application platform, but how well does it work with video? The answer is it depends on the browser capabilities. On a platform like iOS, where the browser provides access to the underlying QuickTime video engine via the HTML5 video tag, it’s possible to include a fully customized, HTML5 [...] (translate)

OnePound Weight Tracking App

It's possible that AsFusion was bitten by the app bug. Soon after releasing Conqu, we decided to create another app called OnePound. This app was smaller and less ambitious than Conqu so we were able to complete it in just a few weeks time. OnePound is a weight tracking app for Android tablets, BlackBerry PlayBook, and the Nook. We decided to target these platforms specifically because we felt a decent app was not available in those markets. When we set out to create OnePound, we wanted a design that was aesthetically pleasing to both men and woman, and easy to (translate)

CF101 Archive: April 2006 Isn't it time to Dump CF5?

Disclaimer: In 2007, sys-con closed down the ColdFusion Developer's Journal, and I wanted to post all the articles I had written to this site. I started, but got distracted on other things. I'm performing a purge of my digital archives and found the articles. At this point they are posted here more for my own archival purposes than because anyone is longing to read them. This article is being reposted in accordance to my contract with sys-con. I had them change the default contract so that I could post articles on my personal site. I think I got tired of (translate)

Publishing News: Ereader ownership doubles, again

One survey said ereader and tablet ownership doubled during the holidays; a second showed that Amazon may not be losing money on its Kindle Fire sales. Also, Amazon got a new print edition distributor and the library discussion elevated beyond ebooks. (translate)

Top stories: January 23-27, 2012

This week on O'Reilly: Mike Loukides offered a different take on the piracy debates, Edd Dumbill looked at Microsoft's Hadoop-driven plan for big data, and we learned why Amazon retail stores aren't out of the question. (translate)

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