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Ok, so here's the first sneak peek to one of the games that we are producing for mobile devices as Team-O, for our first game we decide... 
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You've made a great game, and it's time to spread the word. And we've listened to the hundreds of developers using our tools to bring you three of the most requested social features- Facebook, Twitter, and Mail- all in one awesome iOS Social Networking Native Extension for Adobe AIR!
// Unfortunately, you have to spend 55 bucks for this... //
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Spaced Away is the first Stage3D 2D game on the Apple App Store. I did an interview with Jakub Svoboda (Director of Falanxia – the company behind the game) here at Game Developers Conference 2012 in San Francisco.
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In my various attempts to port Circle Chain to iPhone I couldn’t forget to create the basic engine with StencylWorks, and as usual it was very easy.
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In part one of this series, you created the Actionscript 3 library, Objective C static library and wrapped it all together in a beauteous Adobe Native Extension (ANE) for use in your Flash mobile app.
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In my current client project, we’re developing an AIR application targeted for iOS (Android will follow) and we wanted to make use of some iOS SDK features, so I had to write my first NativeExtension. Developing the Objective C part is pretty straight forward (If you know C++ and Objective C) and so is the Actionscript part. There are some good examples and tutorials on the Adobe site about all kind of extensions.
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The Dream Machine is a point & click adventure game made out of clay and cardboard. You play as Victor and Alicia, a couple who've just moved into a new apartment.
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I'm not going to cry over Flash. That's been covered from every angle already.
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Previously it was not possible to achieve hardware decoding of streaming H.264 video in AIR-made apps on iOS, perhaps served in a multi-bitrate manner . I KNOW, huh? It is, in fact, a very specific requirement for achieving quality video playback on devices. And it is now possible because of AIR 3 and a few other technologies that have been released recently by Adobe.
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Adobe AIR Application Developer, Product Manager, and Evangelist...
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Article showing an ActionScript Native Extension example.
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A very cute Adobe AIR based book for iOS about a little monster trying to find its socks. Even though short, the visuals are great, and developed by the famous wefail.com team (based on a tweet from Lee Brimelow).
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AIR-Mobile-UDP-Extension - Native Extension for Adobe AIR, adding UDP support to AIR for Mobile...
// Thanks @matanube !! //
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Wait what? Isn't that a bit too enthusiastic, it's just a Solitaire game? It is indeed, it's not much different from any other Solitaire game, and technically there is no need to use Stage3D for something so simple.
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I thought of sharing some of the latest stuff I stumbled upon while making a kinda Papertoss or Flick Soccer clone with FDT 5 and iOS and Adobe AIR 3.2...
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Personal blog about mobile technologies, mobile phones, mobile development and Flash Mobile...
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With the advent of Adobe Native Extensions (ANE’s) Flash platform developers have been fully unleashed upon the mobile OS scene.
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In AIR 3.0, Adobe released a capability called Native Extensions. This allows you to directly extend the capabilities of the AIR Runtime on any platform supported by AIR (iOS, Android, Windows, OSX, etc...).
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This article shares some experiences with iPhones, iPads, Android tablets and Adobe AIR. A released game, some playground achievements and stuff.
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Here are a couple pretty interesting looking books that could be of use for anyone getting into the world of Flash and/or Flex mobile development for Android and iOS. Some of these titles are newer than others and one is yet to be published. They all look like they’re worth checking out a bit though either online or at your favorite brick and mortar bookstore.
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If you are fairly new to mobile app development with Flash or Flex, I bet you have run into the following issue when creating your splash screens
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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.
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