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ex-Adobe engineer here - don't be disappointed, I think they'll do it soon. I was working in the acrobat team till last month, and we were working on porting t
by coderkd10 8y ago
ex-Adobe engineer here - don't be disappointed, I think they'll do it soon.
I was working in the acrobat team till last month, and we were working on porting the Acrobat Reader to the web. When I left it was in the internal beta stage with minor UX tweaking work left. It is expected to be release very soon.
I think similar efforts may be (or will soon be) ongoing in other teams as well.
- heavymark 8y agoInteresting. Pretty great that Adobe didn't require a non disclosure of that type of information for a set time after leaving the company like most. Bravo for Adobe for allowing their ex employees freedom to talk about what they are working on.
- dvfjsdhgfv 8y agoWhat kind of advantage would this kind of information give to competition? If anything, it shows they're serious about the product, trying new strategies and so on.
- coderkd10 8y agoYes adobe is pretty open in that respect. Our team was also planning to present this in google io, but somehow that did not materalize and autodesk beat us to the punch by demoing something very similar!