The Developer Relations team released our all new version developer site, called the Adobe Developer Connection http://developer.adobe.com. It’s a major upgrade from our old site, much easier to use and with really great information.

Give the new site a spin, and get an account (it’s free). It’s the best way to stay on top of what’s happening with all the development products at Adobe. If you sign in you’ll get:

• ADC IntroNetwork – A social network just for developers
  Find other developers by technology and product expertise. Connect with other professionals to find answers, partners, and jobs. Locate developers who are certified on Adobe technologies.
• Newsletters – Adobe Edge and Developer Connection Update
  Get the latest news on projects and techniques delivered right to your inbox.
• Developer Desktop – An AIR application for Flex developers
  Stay on top of updates to the Flex bug base through automatic desktop notifications, plus additional features that are coming soon.
• O’Reilly book discount
  Buy two O’Reilly Books, and get a third free, plus free shipping. For a limited time only.
• Cookbooks
  Share, rate, or comment on coding solutions for Flex and Dreamweaver.
• Developer forums
  Post questions and get answers from experts in the developer community.

The other thing to check out is the new AIR developer center in the ADC that’s loaded with a ton of new content for Flex, Flash and HTML/Ajax devs who want to create apps on the AIR runtime.

The other cool site that launched this week is the Adobe AIR Marketplace, part of the Adobe Exchange, which is a site where people can post their AIR applications. If you have an AIR app and want to get it shown, get it into the Marketplace. People can rate the apps and leave reviews, and the highest rated apps get higher placement, naturally. It’s a great community feature that will get expanded and integrated into the ADC over time.