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Tag Archives: AIR

Getting Started With Adobe AIR on Linux

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Mike Chambers have a good video that teaches you how to Download, Install or Uninstall Adobe AIR on Linux.

Open Source RIA books site – toString

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ToString provides an infrastructure for the community to contribute to the books both through hosting translated versions of the books, as well as allowing comments on individual chapters.

FreshAIRApps

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FreshAIRApps is primarily a showcase and gallery website that shows some of the fantastic Adobe AIR applications. Complete with Adobe AIR updates, tutorials and development resources, it might prove to be a good destination for AIR developers.

Adobe AIR for JavaScript Developers

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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.

Adobe Media Player Released

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Adobe Media Player enables businesses to create, deliver, and monetize high-quality content using a variety of new business models. The customizable, cross-platform player leverages existing Adobe Flash technology and supports downloaded and streamed media of up to full-screen HD resolution.

DARE – Adobe AIR Development Web Server

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DARE is a local http server that makes it easy to create, test, and package AIR applications. It allows you to develop and test using your HTML/JS tools of choice and just a web browser.

Twitter client Twhirl acquired by Seesmic

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Twhirl is a popular desktop Twitter client, based on the Adobe AIR platform, developed by Marco Kaiser. Besides being able to acess Twitter service directly from the Desktop, Twhirl also cross post to other services like Pownce and Jaiku.

Adobe AIR and Security

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The security model for the HTML application sandbox in AIR varies significantly from the sandbox available in the browser. The reason behind this is there are a number of design and implementation patterns common to HTML web applications that are too dangerous to be combined with the local system access inherent in the AIR application sandbox.

Adobe AIR ready for Linux

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The Adobe AIR for Linux alpha is a version of the Adobe AIR runtime that allows Adobe AIR applications to be deployed on computers and devices running the Linux operating system.

Adobe launches AIR, Flex 3 and Blaze DS

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Businesses can offer exciting ways to engage customers with innovative, branded applications, without changing existing technology, people, or processes. It is the environment that uses proven web technologies to build applications that deploy to the desktop and run across operating systems.