Introducing real-time social networking capabilities to the Flash Platform.

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Introducing real-time social networking capabilities to the Flash Platform.

Posted by James - 17/02/09 at 11:02:49 am

Adobe Flash Collaboration Service (formerly known as Cocomo) is a service for well, real-time communication. Built in, it comes with features such as whiteboards and video chat, and methods for creating your own components. Pretty cool, huh?

It’s in Beta at the moment, but will eventually make its way to being a commercial (subscription, I think) offering. For the developers in the audience, have a look at the official AFCS blog or Ryan Stewarts’ getting started article. For the non-techies – or those that just want to know a little more - check out an older overview covering the technology, while it was still beta and called Cocomo.

Posted by James Ford

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About the author: James is a Senior New Media Developer at MMT Digital, and has BA(Hons) in Design for Interactive Media from the University of Gloucestershire. He loves designing and producing all sorts of website and Flash-related things, as well as prattling on about technologies. Day-to-day he works with Flash, Dreamweaver, Director, Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server 2007 (MOSS) and in his spare time he mucks about in Flex and Wordpress. Follow James on Twitter.

February 17, 2009 | In AFCS | No Comments