At first, I thought about putting my 2 cents here, but since almost all points I’d like to make have been uttered elsewhere already (with varying degrees of verbosity), I’ll simply post interesting links to those places instead. Check back regularly – this page will be updated frequently.

February 2, 2010: Kevin Lynch – Open Access to Content and Applications

February 17, 2010: Kara Swisher – Video Interview: Adobe CTO  Kevin Lynch Talks About Flash, Apple Insults, Flash’s Future and more

April 8, 2010: John Gruber – New iPhone Developer Agreement Bans the Use of Adobe’s Flash-to-iPhone Compiler

April 9, 2010: Joa Ebert – What Apple just did

April 10, 2010: Game Haxe – Bravo Apple

April 10, 2010: Greg Slepak – Steve Jobs’ response on Section 3.3.1

April 11, 2010: Kara Swisher – Exclusive Video: Adobe CTO Lynch Smacks Back at Apple’s “Protectionist Strategy,” Calling It “Bad for Consumers” (But He’ll Swing Chickens If Forced!)

April 12, 2010: David Heinemeier Hansson – Five rational arguments against Apple’s 3.3.1 policy

April 19, 2010: Leo Bergman – Apple’s Master Plan (thanks to Greg Hamer for the hint)

April 29, 2010: Steve Jobs – Thoughts on Flash

April 29, 2010: Leo Bergman – Jobs lies in “thoughts on Flash” (thanks to Greg Hamer for the hint)

April 29, 2010: Kevin Lynch – Moving Forward

May 4, 2010: Scott Gilbertson – Who needs Flash?

May 5, 2010: Michael Calore – Adobe’s Kevin Lynch: Apple’s Playing a Legal Game, Not a Technology Game

After Adobe got much heat about performance and stability issues in the Creative Suite 4, there’s a good chance that the new set of creative products will meet the high expectations in the creative community. Public betas and previews at last year’s Adobe MAX 2009 conference in Los Angeles, California, hinted at an impressive amount of new features. Flash Platform developers, for example, will welcome the possibility to target the iPhone from Flash CS5.