Senior computer scientist Dan McWeeney, at Adobe for more than 10 years, has just joined the team that develops Adobe’s serverless platform, Adobe I/O Runtime. His specialities include software architecture, community management, and open source projects. …

If you’re a developer who loves type, and you want to share that love with the people using your apps — we’ve got great news. Starting today, we’ve made the API for our visual search feature available on adobe.io. Visual search from Typekit pairs our team’s typographic savvy with Adobe…

The digital marketing universe is a beautiful kaleidoscope of possibilities. Marketers implement services and tools from a wide range of companies across their digital properties, from simple pixels to complex application implementations. These tools give us the ability to add to a customer’s experience or collect specific information — but…

Adobe believes that there is strength in our diversity, and the Adobe I/O team agrees. We’re made up of men and women from all over the world and with a range of backgrounds. Over the next weeks, we’ll be sharing interviews with some of our team members, their perspectives, and…

For developers that are using APIs to power experiences, real-time updates are critical. That’s a big reason why Adobe created Adobe I/O Events. With Adobe I/O Events, developers can create pre-defined event-based integrations that only trigger when a meaningful event happens. …

Serverless is a hot tech trend and gets a lot of buzz. Serverless Conf investigates the substance. — As previous supporters of, and presenters at, Serverless Conf, last week saw us once again in Austin. This global developer community conference focuses on sharing knowledge and experiences on building applications with serverless architectures. There was a great roster of sessions this year, including our very own Dragos Dascalita Haut…

In December 2016 we ran a survey among developers at Adobe. Other than typical opt-in, public surveys, we conducted it as an opt-out, randomized survey to reduce self-selection bias. …

Saying that duct tape has a bad rap among developers would be an understatement. For software developers, duct tape is, metaphorically speaking, a crude way to connect two parts of a system together, when a more elegant solution (like an adapters) isn’t available. We’re here to announce that the bad…

Every year, the same question comes up: what’s the right gift for the loved ones in your life? There are gift guides for dads, moms, kids and even pets. But because they are so dear to us - here is our Adobe I/O 2016 Software Developer Gift Guide. Something to learn: Dvorak Keyboard Covers Did you…