Mission MAX
So on Sunday night I will travel to MAX, the last Macromedia User Conference. I’ve been to 7 of these since 1995. This will be the first time since the first one that I am not speaking. However, I will not be attending as a developer, either. I’m going as press — as managing editor of Director Online.
My mission is simple: find out as much as I can about the future of Director. Specifically, what are Adobe’s plans for it, now that the big fish has eaten the little fish. Or, more accurately, the medium-sized fish has eaten the slightly smaller medium-sized fish. They got
regulatory approval for the merger today.
I don’t have high hopes for my mission, as I expect people to be pretty non-commital. But I also plan on trying to file other reports here on my blog, as well as maybe even an overall report as an article on Director Online.
If you are not going to the conference, and there is something you want me to investigate, post a comment here. Thanks.
on 10/14/2005 at 2:34 pm
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Would be good to know if Director will be able to address all the new Quicktime 7 goodies (recording, multi-channel support, variable-speed without pitch change, etc.)
But far and above, I think everyone would most like to know what the future of Director is in Adobe’s hands!
on 10/14/2005 at 2:37 pm
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PS. One slightly more conspicuous way you might be able to gather a little insight into Director’s future is if you inquire how things are looking with moving Director for Mac OS X over to the Intel processor?…
on 10/14/2005 at 2:37 pm
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PS. One slightly more inconspicuous way you might be able to gather a little insight into Director’s future is if you inquire how things are looking with moving Director for Mac OS X over to the Intel processor?…
on 10/14/2005 at 2:38 pm
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PPS. Sorry for the double-post. No way to edit an entry I guess…