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Adobe Apollo blasts off, where will it take us?
by Grant Robertson Mar 19th 2007 at 7:20PM
You can pick up your free (as in beer) copy of the Apollo Alpha SDK and follow Arrington's admonishment to "go build something". Adobe's stated target is "allowing web developers to build and deploy web applications to the desktop", which could help define a whole new class of network aware applications. While Apollo promises to be a cross-platform environment, although support for Linux isn't expected until sometime after the full 1.0 release; a real shame given its incredible potential.
We're interested in anything Apollo related, so if you spot the first examples of Apollo applications in the wild, hit our tip box and let us know the skinny, dig?
[via TechCrunch]
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Zatch said 8:50PM on 3-19-2007
I wonder...
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cesrage said 2:12PM on 3-24-2007
This could be it, finally a chance to make a difference , quick everyone jump on this like flys on shit, we can do it!
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Victor Agreda, Jr. said 8:52AM on 3-20-2007
webmonkey Marc Canter doesn't appear to enthused:
http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2007/03/yet-another-closed-platform
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iam_the_maharishi said 10:41AM on 3-21-2007
We already have so many runtimes to work on!!!! Why do we need one more????
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