Thermo makes us all a little less dumber
By Mims Wright | on October 4, 2007
In Flex, Graphic Design, News, OMGWTFBBQ, Programming, User Interface Design |
It’s the classic story in Flash development. A designer puts hours and hours of work into a Photoshop document or a Flash animation that ultimately gets thrown away and rebuilt when it comes time to develop the application. I’ve often wondered if this could be fixed by having information architects do their wireframes in FlexBuilder’s design view. Apparently, Adobe are on the same line of thinking and are taking a crack at solving this problem.
The solution they’ve come up with is a Dreamweaveresque WYSIWYG editor that can convert Photoshop elements directly into functioning Flex code. They call it Thermo and here is a sneaky video preview of it.
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