Adobe Platform Evangelist Andrew Shorten talks to Iain Dodsworth, founder of TweetDeck, about his experiences of developing this high-profile AIR application and how using Adobe technology contributed to TweetDeck’s success.
Great interview!
For the same reasons Iain and his team chose Adobe AIR as the platform for developing and deploying TweetDeck to their millions of customers, our RoboHelp team is betting on Adobe AIR Help as the next generation of User Assistance (i.e. Online Help).
With the launch of Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2, which includes RoboHelp 8, the ability to generate Help based on Adobe AIR, as well as the included Help systems in TCS2, which are entirely based on Adobe AIR, have been one of the highlights of this release and we are happy to see customers excited about the potential of this platform.
If you are new to our story around Online Help based on Adobe AIR, here are some resources to help you learn more:
- A Tour around the new TCS2 Web 2.0 inspired User Assistance
- If you have Captivate 4, RoboHelp 8 or FrameMaker 9, press F1 to try the Help in Adobe AIR format. If you don’t you can try these applications from the cloud HERE. Once you are in, launch any of these apps and press F1.
- Download a sample AIR app created by Adobe RoboHelp 8
- Seminar Recording: Web 2.0 Documentation using Adobe AIR and RoboHelp 8
- Check out “Community Help” on Adobe Labs, which is based on Adobe AIR