Despite all the mobile projects we have in the works, Flash is still alive and well at the offices of Tuesday Creative.  To stay up on new developments from Adobe and Flash, you’ll find us at LA Flex, a cool LA based Flash and Flex user group.

Click here for upcoming L.A. Flex meetups.

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I can’t get enough of this T-shirt war!! It’s a really fun and creative concept, and the animation is awesome!

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To promote the Blu-Ray, DVD, and Digital Download release of Family Guy’s Something Something, Something, Darkside, Tuesday Creative put together a Flash game, named “Unarmed and Dangerous”. The game features Stewie and Darth Vader and Chris as Luke Skywalker. Vader wields his sword, severing several if not all of Skywalker’s limbs. The goal of the game is to reattach Luke’s limbs to avoid joining the darkside.

Use your mouse to drag and drop Luke’s appendages back onto his body. Earn points and buy more time by juggling Luke’s arms and legs in the air. Click here to play.

Use Flash to build iPhone applications (image from http://www.mikechambers.com)

With the next iteration of Flash (CS5) developers will be able to build, compile, and submit complete applications for the iPhone, using the Flash code libraries. Included in Flash CS5 are code libraries for smartphone support, multi-touch, accelerometer, screen orientation and RAW microphone access. Support is not just limited to the iPhone, the Palm Pre, Android, and Windows Mobile devices will also be supported. Building iPhone apps through Flash will be similar to building AIR applications. The build of the project will almost be the same except for a few new guidelines to follow, but compiling and testing iPhone apps built in Flash is slightly different. The time spent compiling is longer than average Flash or AIR builds. In order to compile, the developer must have the proper certificates and developer seeds installed. Once compiled, the application will have to be added to iTunes then synced to a device. Adobe is working on a device simulator to mimic the accelerometer and allow GPS testing from the desktop. A public beta for Flash CS5 is promised by the end of the year.

– Chris

Source:

http://theflashblog.com
http://www.mikechambers.com
http://www.gotoandlearn.com

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Big Spaceship Labs has built a colorful audio visualizer using ActionScript 3′s new sound spectrum analyzer classes with Papervision3D. Check it out here:

Candy Sound Visualizer

Adobe is driving its Flash technology much more into the mainstream with an announcement that the software platform will soon be supported by “set-top boxes, Blu-ray players and “other devices in the digital living room.”
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