Adobe AIR for JavaScript Developers

Adobe AIR for JavaScript Developers

The Adobe AIR PocketGuide Book for JavaScript developers is written by the members of the AIR Team itself. The book introduces developers to Adobe AIR who are interested in building AIR Applications using Javascript, HTML and CSS.

Reading Mike Chambers latest post let me to Ajaxian’s article on the release of the free eBook — Adobe AIR for JavaScript Developers Pocketguide.

Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 License, the book provides an introduction to Adobe AIR for developers interested in building AIR applications using JavaScript, HTML and CSS.

Download the book (pdf) from Ajaxian or order one from Amazon.

The book is written by the members of the AIR Team itself and besides the — Introduction to Adobe AIR, Getting Started with Adobe AIR Development and Working with JavaScript and HTML Within Adobe AIR – there is even a mini cookbook on Adobe AIR for JavaScript Developers.

References;

Adobe AIR
Mike Chamber’s Blog
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Brajeshwar posted this article on Fri, Apr 18th, 2008 at 7:31 am
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