Screencasts now available on zembly wiki
Do you learn by watching? I know certainly do! Seeing technology demonstrated first hand is the best way for me to understand it in depth, and learn how to use it quickly.
Zembly just announced a series of screencasts are now available on the wiki that were designed to help developers better understand zembly in depth! What is zembly a few of you might ask? In short, this is how it works -- you've got an idea for an app so you go to zembly where you create and customize your app (they even have templates). Then you publish your app on any of a variety of different platforms to include Facebook, iPhone, Meebo, and Google Gadgets -- among others. The best part is you don't have to worry about hosting, and zembly apps elastically scale on Sun's cloud infrastructure so you don't have to create or max out your own datacenter.
You can check out this post I wrote about it a couple of months ago for further details.
Since I am a Facebook addict my kind of videos talk about how to create a Facebook app...but there are many more on the wiki, so get busy and check it out! And for those who are already busy using zembly to create apps, leave a comment and let us know what you created and where we can find it!
