Responsive design has become a touchpoint for the mammoth debate between native code champions and mobile web enthusiasts, and Adobe’s just come down clearly on the mobile web side with the announcement of Reflow.
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Reflow isn’t launching just yet, but we got this sneak peek at the company’s Create the Web event in San Francisco today. Here’s a look at what Reflow can do:
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Adobe’s other big bid on responsive design is Adobe Edge Inspect, the magical software that lets you check for and fix cross-platofrm, cross-device design and code issues. You may know Inspect by its old code name, Shadow.
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