Rome 楽しいアプリ制作勉強会
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This document provides information about various Adobe Labs projects including Rome for publishing content to multiple devices, Edge for creating animations and interactions without code, and Muse for designing responsive websites without coding. It also mentions other tools like the Adobe Touch Apps family, CSS Shaders Studio, and CSS Regions. URLs are included for each project.
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