Yes my friends! Thermo is alive, it’s a great and powerful tool for designer that could create interaction in RIA.
In fact you could import Photoshop layout and choose what layers come in Thermo and then transform this object in Flex component like a list or a textInput.
It’s amazing! I’ve no words to describe this new software!
Kevin Lynch doesn’t tell us when Thermo will be outside, but he thinks to communicate in next months…
So then we take a look at new projects that Adobe are approaching like Share or Cocomo, that’s incredible and fantastic new tools that they launch in 2008.
Also they announce new software roadmap; in fact at the begininng of 2008 we will use Flex 3 and AIR, I’m so exciting!
What a big MAX!
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It would be interesting to see a comparison with Microsofts Expression Blend for their Flash-killer Silverlight!