Finally Adobe CS6 is out… There are so many new features in
the Adobe package. I would like to go
into a few new features that Flash Professional has to offer. Honestly I have to say that some of the new
features mentioned in various sites I find myself saying, “Sorry, what?”, so I hope
this all makes sense.
Flash Professional
features new support for generating sprite sheets for improved game
development, it has the ability to deliver apps with a pre-packaged Adobe AIR
captive runtime for a better user experience.
It also has a capability to export as HTML5, which means you can export
animations, images and sounds, both from the stage and from the library, into
clean JavaScript format. There is a new mobile simulator that lets you emulate
tilting and rotating a phone (affecting the accelerometer and the screen
orientation), as well as touch gestures like pinch-to-zoom. Without going into detail Flash Professional
also has come out with new debugging features.
From my research I have found that most of the new features are focused
on mobile and HTML5 development except for the integration with Starling and
the Stage3D library for 2D assets.
All sounds so interesting, so now I am going to do some more
research on what else Adobe CS6 has to offer.
