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Developers speak about Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) – Part 1
(May 21, 2007)
We caught up with several developers who attended Apollo Camp this spring in San Francisco and asked them to sit down and talk to us about Adobe® Integrated Runtime (AIR), formerly code-named Apollo.
Lee Brimelow
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Chris Korhonen
Chris Korhonen is a rich Internet application developer based in Brighton, England. His blog is SourceBottle, and he is currently employed with American Express.
David Bliss
David Bliss is a founding partner and the technical director at Odopod, a design studio based in San Francisco, California.
Managing Editor Julie Campagna spoke with the following individuals:
- Lee Brimelow (frog design): "Companies can enhance their brand by taking it out of the browser and onto the desktop." (2:17)
- Chris Korhonen (blog): "Apollo bridges the gap between web and desktop application development." (2:09)
- David Bliss (Odopod): "Apollo makes desktop application development more accessible to creative technologists." (2:06)
