In case you didn’t know Adobe is running a great program where they offer you a free one year certificate with Thawte for signing your Adobe AIR applications (worth 300 USD) — the only thing you need to do is submit your unsigned AIR application to the AIR Marketplace and be among one of the [...]
Yesterday the AIR 1.1 was released by Adobe. AIR 1.1 is a small release that introduces international support to applications. From a development point of view if you're suing Flex 3 to create the AIR application you need to take some manual steps in order to include support for AIR 1.1.
Yesterday we announced AIR 1.1. And Aptana has taken a lead in AIR development by announcing that Aptana Studio now fully supports AIR 1.1.
The AIR Cookbook was on Amazon last week and now the project was officially announced by Adobe. I'm pretty excited for this book because, first of all, it is my first book for O'Reilly and then we got a great group of authors: David Tucker, Rich Tretola, and Koen De Weggheleire as well as myself. Today Adobe has launched the AIR Cookbook site. Like the Flex Cookbook you can use the AIR cookbook to share knowledge and find answers to common coding problems.
AIR 1.1 has been released. The big enhancement is support for localized and internationalized applications, the AIR runtime itself now supports multiple languages (Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish), as well as support for building internationalized applications (including keyboard input for double-byte languages). There are other API enhancements, too.
Adobe has created a new section on the Adobe AIR support page oriented to IT administrators. On this page you'll find the "Adobe AIR Administrators Guide" (PDF) that provides details on how to deploy Adobe AIR in enterprises and tuning of other runtime settings, and other reference documentations for the enterprise scenarios.
I've just finished working on the Advanced AIR Applications book for FriendsOfED, that a new book project started. I'm now involved in writing the O'Reilly AIR Cookbook, accepting the invitation made by David Tucker. The other authors are talented Flex and AIR developers with a lot of writing experiences: Rich Tretola, Koen De Weggheleire and David Tucker. This is my first book for O'Reilly and I'm glad to work with you guys !
These days here in Comtaste, I'm very busy for a consulting activity to support a project for an Adobe's Italy partner (I'm under NDA so I can't do names), working on a enterprise desktop AIR application (that uses Java, Oracle Form and Hibernate). The project is a porting of an ActionScript 3/J2EE web application, so what we're doing is to write ActionScript 3 classes to add AIR desktop functionalities.
This the newest tutorial at The Tech Labs, this time by Jack Herrington, who have wrote several popular books, where you learn how to create a cross platform application that searches for YouTube videos and then provides a mechanism to download those videos and view them locally. You will be able to take your favorite [...]

YouTube’s mixed easy movie access with community uploads to create a startling new service. The online problem is that you can only access YouTube when you are online. How can you access those movies when you are offline? Let’s solve that problem by building a downloader with Flex and AIR.
In this article we will build a cross platform application that searches for YouTube videos and then provides a mechanism to download those videos and view them locally. You will be able to take your favorite YouTube videos with you wherever you go.

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YouTube’s mixed easy movie access with community uploads to create a startling new service. The online problem is that you can only access YouTube when you are online. How can you access those movies when you are offline? Let’s solve that problem by building a downloader with Flex and AIR.
In this article we will build a cross platform application that searches for YouTube videos and then provides a mechanism to download those videos and view them locally. You will be able to take your favorite YouTube videos with you wherever you go.

posted in AIR by Jack Herrington Leave A Comment
©2008 The Tech Labs. All Rights Reserved.
Whether you’re an enterprise developer working in a large shop or setting up a blog for yourself, you’ve almost certainly been tasked with keeping your development code in sync with some type of stable release. Whether a project is big or small, you still need to ensure that the core code you work with remains [...]
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We recently welcomed four new members to the Adobe Platform Evangelism team, all based out of our Romania office, and all concentrating on evangelism in Europe (and Eastern Europe specifically). The new team members, with links to their blogs, are:
InfoQ has published a detailed case study on the AIR based NASDAQ Market Replay application, including technical details on the AIR development as well as the Amazon S3 backend.
If you create help system, knoledge base RoboHelp is the tool you're using. Now Adobe has released the RoboHelp Packager for Adobe AIR on Adobe Labs. You can download th package and start exporting your assets for the desktop with AIR. Adobe has created three sample AIR files to experience the look and feel of Help delivered via Adobe AIR: * Customer Care * RoboHelp Packager for Adobe AIR Help * 3DbreakAssembly
I know that most Americans would not rank cricket as one of their favorite sports. Heck, I think most Americans are not quite sure what cricket is, other than it being loosely related to baseball (make that very loosely) and that it uses funny shaped bats. But outside of the U.S. cricket is a very popular sport, and in India cricket is more popular than any other sport. Nimbus Sports has media operations in over 60 countries, and runs the Neo Sports TV channel with millions of viewers in India. To make following cricket more interactive and personal, Adobe India partnered with Nimbus Sports to create Cricket Center, an AIR powered desktop app that allows cricket lovers to watch obtain match details, access live scorecards, obtain player stats, and more.
I just finished my last talk here at Scotch on the Rocks and thought I’d go ahead and blog my presentation slides and code.   RIA meets Desktop First session I did was “RIA meets Desktop“, a look at some of the common API’s in Adobe AIR (network detection, windowing, drag ‘n drop, clipboard etc.) Download “RIA meets [...]
The flood of Snackr downloads has finally slowed down to about 150 a day. Over 13,000 people have downloaded it so far; it looks like maybe about 500-600 people are running it daily–not bad for a little side project Various people have requested the source code, so I’ve decided to host it on Google [...]
For Adobe Italy Comtaste has created a series of free events where we'll talk about the use of Flex, Livecycle Data Services, BlazeDS and AIR development in enterprises contexts.

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