The Positive and negatives
The positives:<br> - One Development many outputs<br> - low/no learning curve<br> - lower development costs<br> - easier language then others<br> - API's for platform-specific functionality<br> <br> <br>
Adobe Air : Getting Started Intro
There must be a way to code in one language and output into many formats right? you bet ya, it's called Adobe Air.
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What is Adobe Air?
Adobe AIR is a developer's tool for creating platform-independent web applications. Adobe® AIR® is a multi-operating system, multi-screen runtime that allows you to leverage your web development ski
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The Adobe Air Workflow
The steps involved in creating an Adobe Air application are simple: Create, Publish and then Deploy. In this video we talk a bit more about this process before we peak at how to do it with Adobe Flash
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What programs to use and what will the output be?
Let's talk about software. All the software that you will need is an Adobe Software: Flash Pro/builder or Dreamweaver
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The Consistency Factor
Build it once and have it work on 10's of devices without needing to test it on each device.
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The Positive and negatives
In this video we compare between the pluses and the negatives of working with Adobe Air.
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The ways to install Adobe Air
There are 4 ways to get your end users with the Adobe Runtime so they can run your application. In this video we will talk about all the 4 ways
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How to update your Air SDK?
In this video we cover the steps involved updating your SDK version.
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Creating an Adobe Air Desktop Application
In this section we will create quickly a very simple application that will be used on the desktop AIR app.
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Publishing an Adobe Air Desktop Application
Learn how to publish your desktop Air App and how to create your own self certification.
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Publishing an Adobe Air Android Application
It's time for us to review the publishing options for an android application.
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Geting Our new Android App into our Phone Part 1
Getting our Application onto our Mobile device.
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Geting Our new Android App into our Phone Part 2
Getting our Application onto our Mobile device without using the Adobe Air Captivate.
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Debugging our Adobe Air application directly on our Android Device
Last we left off we saw how to create an Android application and even see how we can upload it right into our device. In this video we will see how can we debug our application live and get the debugg
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3 Points before moving to iOS
Contrary to desktop development or android development to build applications for the iOS devices you must be a paying member of Apple (how like that of them ;) anyways here is the legal insights befo
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Creating an Adobe Air iOS Application
Publishing is harder – not much harder but without an Apple Developer account (that renews on a yearly bases you can't publish applications onto the apple store).
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