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Adobe today announced that Flash Player 11 and AIR 3 will be shipping fairly soon. This is great news for the community because the runtimes are LOADED with great new features. How do I know the features are great? Because I’ve been working with them for the past couple of months while writing a set of companion books for O’Reilly about them both! In fact – the drafts are complete as of last night and are currently in tech review. No comment yet.
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Put your ActionScript 3 skills to work on iPhone and iPad apps. This hands-on book walks you through the process of creating an Adobe AIR application for iOS devices from start to finish, using the Flex 4.5 framework. Delete the scoop?
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Use the provided assets to learn how to build a 3D sample project in Flash. Delete the scoop?
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Playing youTube videos within an AIR mobile app is easy to do but comes with a few nuances that I had to work through. My first concern is that I... Delete the scoop?
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In advance of releasing the next-generation Flash runtimes, Flash Player 11 and AIR 3, we want to share that we will soon be winding down our Labs preview of “Alchemy.” Delete the scoop?
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Terry Paton described himself as a passionate Flash developer. He is a prolific game developer with more than 10 years experience and more than 100 games developed in the last seven years. Many of them are available on games portals like mochimedia and others in mobile stores like Apple’s App Store and Android Market. Delete the scoop?
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The Flash Platform as a compelling mobile solution across devices is enjoying an excellent momentum. I'm getting and seeing more and more Flash powered mobile apps. While this is interesting and cool this not what I want to focus on in this post. Delete the scoop?
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During the recent optimisation and performance experiments I have been building for running Flash/Air on iOS, it became important to develop a way to have... Delete the scoop?
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If you create a mobile app or game you may think that you want the orientation locked to either portrait or landscape all the time. You can do that by... Delete the scoop?
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I had very little experience creating games before AIR 2.6 made it possible to create mobile games and apps. I’m sure the majority of Flex/Actionscript developers are in the same... Delete the scoop?
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Achieve deeper integration with target devices and incorporate legacy native code in your apps. Delete the scoop?
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I have been working with StageWebView in a Flex Mobile AIR project recently. StageWebView uses the native web view on whatever device the AIR app is running. This means the text scrolling is very responsive and you inherit a bunch of functionality that an AS3 based component does not offer. Delete the scoop?
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Today, we’re excited to announce that Adobe Flash Player 11 and AIR 3 will be launching in early October. These milestone releases introduce the next generation of the technologies that deliver stunning content and apps to over a billion people — across screens including Android, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry PlayBook, Windows, Mac, and connected TV devices — pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on the web. Delete the scoop?
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This year, Adobe released a great environment with Flex SDK and Flash Builder to support mobile application development with mobile optimized components and framework. Flash Builder 4.5 provides mo... Delete the scoop?
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To all Flash geeks! I am writing these lines while a drop of cold sweat runs down my back. Pictured above is a snapshot of the Flare3D Studio! Delete the scoop?
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Here’s a post that I originally wrote way back in 2006, when Flex 2 was all the rage. No, seriously, Flex 2 was awesome – it is the base of today’s Flex framework, helped to revolutionize applications on the web, and heralded the “RIA” frenzy. The best part is that this post is still very relevant with Flex, AIR & ActionScript for mobile/web/desktop, so I decided to resurrect it from the old blog archive. Enjoy… Delete the scoop?
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So, after the release of as3commons-bytecode v1.0 (by the way, v1.1 is nearing completion already hehe), it was time to focus back on Spring Actionscript v2.0 Delete the scoop?
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..a quick post. I have pimped the blog with some new html features. I created a tool to created 'grouped' value objects nicely and very fast. It is using hidden internal classes. Delete the scoop?
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Whew! It's been a massively intense few weeks getting my PixelPhones project ready in time for my presentation at FOTB. Delete the scoop?
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I just added a fix to an issue with the Facebook ActionScript API I ran into where after logging into Facebook on Android, the success event listener would never get called, the login window would never disappear, and you’d be left with a white StageWebView window with the word “Success” in it. It had something to do with a change in how AIR for Mobile handles StageWebView events. Delete the scoop?
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