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Adobe's Share Beta

Monday, October 1, 2007   

Today Adobe posted a link in the labs for a new online beta application called Share. Its like Google Docs except its using Flex to power the front end. I've been playing with it a bit and its pretty cool, simple & easy to use. From the page:

With Share you can:

• Send documents without email attachments.


• Access your documents from anywhere.


• View all the documents you have shared or received in one place.


• Post a link to your document on a wiki or blog.


• Embed a Flash® preview of your document on any website.


• Limit access to a document to a list of recipients.

There is a full compliment of APIs with this as well which makes it a whole lot more interesting than Google Docs, since you could build apps off the APIs (Flex or AIR or straight Flash). Sweet. I haven't seen anyone mention this yet this morning.

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