Here at Adobe Labs, you'll not only have direct access to early builds of cutting-edge technology, but many ways in which to interact with both the Adobe development teams building that technology, and other like-minded members of the community pushing its boundaries.
Technology Resources
Located in the Community tab for each technology and product you will find links to many community resources. By tracking this content, you can stay in touch and in turn make your technology evaluation and experimentation as rich an experience as possible.
Discussion Forums
Online forums are available for many technologies on Adobe Labs, helping to catalyze the discussions around the use and development of new technologies. The forums currently available include:
Discuss technologies- Acrobat.com Presentations forum
- Acrobat.com Tables forum
- Adobe AIR 2 forum
- Adobe AIR Update Framework forum
- Alchemy forum
- Blueprint forum
- BrowserLab forum
- CinemaDNG forum
- ColdFusion Builder forum
- Community Help forum
- Configurator forum
- Durango forum
- Flash Builder and Flex SDK forum
- Flash Catalyst forum
- Flash Player 10 for 64-bit Linux
- Flash Player 10.1 forum
- Flex Builder Linux forum
- Genesis forum
- Hub forum
- JamJar General Discussion forum
- knowhow forum
- Labs General Feedback forum
- Mars General Discussion forum
- Patch Panel forum
- Adobe PDF Test Toolkit
- Photoshop Lightroom 3
- Pixel Bender forum
- Social forum
- Spry framework for Ajax (Prerelease) forum
- Squiggly
- Adobe Story
- Stratus forum
- SwitchBoard forum
- Text Layout Framework
- Adobe Wave forum
- WorkflowLab forum
- XMP Library for ActionScript forum
Adobe Labs Wiki
Within the Adobe Labs wiki we have many articles and resources to support Labs technologies and a collection of smaller technology releases to give you a sneak peak into what our engineers are working on. You can comment on and contribute to documentation, code samples, and other resources — all of which are provided to help you use the software and services available on this site.
Adobe Labs Weblog
By subscribing to the Adobe Labs RSS feed (available in RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0 and Atom formats), you'll always be up-to-date on new releases and updates. You can also review these changes directly at the Adobe Labs weblog.
Adobe Feeds
We strongly recommend that you bookmark (or consume) the RSS feed for Adobe Feeds (formerly MXNA) — which is a fantastic resource for keeping up to date with the Adobe weblog community. If you have a weblog of your own that is focused on Adobe technology and products, you can submit it to Adobe Feeds and add your voice, too.
But most importantly, the Adobe Labs community includes people like you — working with and collaborating around the latest technologies available from Adobe. We are looking forward to engaging you in the discussions that will help shape the future of Adobe products and technologies.
If you want to learn more about releases on Labs as well as other Adobe technologies, visiting a user group or connecting with an Adobe Community Expert is a great place to start. If you would like to help improve Adobe products, Adobe regularly conducts many types of research activities and is always looking for paid participants, at all levels of experience.
