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You will find here a collection of ActionScript 3.0 and Flash CS3 tutorials prepared with a mathematics and science educator in mind but of interest to all Flash developers.

http://www.flashandmath.com/

Flash Player 10

Astro is the next flash player version 10 which was first previewed at Adobe MAX 2007.

Astro will support advanced text layout capabilities, including support for BIDIRECTIONAL languages and complex scripts, such as Arabic, Hebrew and Thai.

3D API’s are goanna be introduced.


The new Image processing language
HYDRA will allow you to create custom filters and blend modes.

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What Next in Adobe

Adobe's 2008 roadmap includes full releases of its newly acquired Buzzword online word processor and its just released Adobe Media Player application. The company also plans to take AIR to 1.0 and release the final third versions of its Flex Builder and Flash Media Server software. Adobe will also be debuting the next generation of its Flash software, code named "Astro."

One of the coolest features of Flash Astro is the planned integration of Adobe's new image processing programming language, Hydra. Though currently only existing for the public as a specification included in the Adobe Image Foundation Toolkit Technology Preview, Hydra is already at use in After Effects CS3 and will be utilized in other Adobe products in the future. Flash Astro will use Hydra to allow developers to create their own custom image filters and effects. The AIF Toolkit preview lets users compile Hydra tech demos, which are rather impressive and quite fast.

Beyond 2008, Adobe has plans for Pacifica, a service that will help developers to integrate high quality voice, presence, and eventually video into Flex and AIR apps that should hit beta in the next few months; CoCoMo, the next version of their Acrobat Connect web meeting software that has been broken down into modules and will be offered to developers as an easy way to add video, chat, presence, whiteboarding, etc. functionality into web apps; and Centaur, the codename for the next version of Cold Fusion.

Last, but certainly not least, Adobe demoed a very impressive bit of software called Thermo. We have an in depth look at Thermo, so I won't go into it here, but the demo at Tuesday's keynote received more than one round of applause and had some conference goers on their feet.

Note: Josh Catone was at the Adobe MAX 2007 conference in Chicago, September 30 - October 3, courtesy of Adobe.

Image processing tool from Adobe -hydra

I have did my final year project in Image processing the really confusing situation was to decide which language and tool to use..... nd nw adobe came with Hydra... If its from Adobe nobody will take a second chance of strugling with C....

The Adobe Image Foundation (AIF) Toolkit preview release includes a high-performance graphics programming language that Adobe is developing for image processing, codenamed Hydra, and an application to create, compile and preview Hydra filters and effects. The toolkit contains a specification for the Hydra language, several sample filters, and sample images provided by AIF team members. The AIF technology delivers a common image and video processing infrastructure which provides automatic runtime optimization on heterogeneous hardware. It currently ships in After Effects CS3 and will be used in other Adobe products in the future. The next release of Flash Player, codenamed Astro, will leverage Hydra to enable developers to create custom filters, effects and blend modes