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April 20, 2010 A little over a week ago Apple released a new draft of their iPhone developer program license which contained the following clause: 3.3.1 — Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs. Applications must be originally written in Objective-C, C, C++, or JavaScript as executed by the iPhone OS WebKit engine, and

FITC Amsterdam Slides : Creating High Performance iPhone Applications with ActionScript 3 February 23, 2010 Here are my slides from my FITC Amsterdam talk titled Building High Performance iPhone Applications with ActionScript 3 . Sorry I ran a little short of time, but you can find all of the info in the slides. Here is the link to the Simple Game Framework which I discussed during the session.

January 26, 2009 The iTunes app store has just approved my first application, and has posted it online. The application is an ActionScript 3 class reference for the iPhone and allows quick and easy access to the ActionScript 3 class reference docs for Flash Player 10, AIR 1.5, and Flex 3.2. You can find more information on the application, view screenshots and log feature requests on the applicati

November 13, 2008 One of the top feature requests that end users have been asking for from AIR applications (on Mac) is the ability for those applications to leverage the open source Growl notification framework on Mac. However, this was not previously possible due to how applications are required to communicate with Growl. I am really excited to announce that Adobe has been working with the Growl

August 14, 2008 As you have probably heard by now, the ECMAScript committee has decided to halt work on ECMAScript 4 in favor of an incremental updated to JavaScript (know as ECMAScript 3.1). Im not going to go into the details of what happened (you can find good discussions of it here, here and here), but I did want to make a quick post and discuss how this affects ActionScript 3. It doesn’t. Act

May 7, 2007 One of the questions that comes up around Apollo is whether it will have built in support for connecting directly to databases, such as MySQL. We are not building in native support for connecting directly to external databases, but it is possible for someone to write ActionScript libraries to connect directly to the database. Well, Matt MacLean has been doing just that, and has release

January 17, 2008 Two of the most requested features for Adobe AIR have been the ability to launch native executables from an AIR application, and the ability to integrate native libraries into an AIR application. Unfortunately, neither feature will be included in Adobe AIR 1.0. However, this does not mean that you cannot build an AIR application that has closer / tighter integration with the under

November 15, 2007 If you have been following Adobe AIR during its young lifetime, then you have probably noticed that it has been pretty inconsistent as far as branding goes. It has had a number of logos and graphics associated with it, including the rocket-ship, and the current “AIR” branding. Part of this was due to the surprisingly complex process of designing and settling on a logo in the tech

November 6, 2007 As part of my Flash on the Beach Intro to AIR Session, I built a simple HTML Editor with a live preview. I have added comments to the code, and uploaded it to the on AIR tour google repository. This example demonstrates: Using the File API to write a string to a file Using the HTML Control within an application to render a string of HTML Using the File.browseForSave API to open a

May 30, 2007 Google announced their Google Gears project today which uses SQLite to allow browser based applications to work off-line. (Ryan and JD have more info on that). Part of the announcement was that the upcoming beta of Apollo will also include SQLite to allow developers access to an embedded database for their applications. This has probably been the #1 request we have heard from develope

March 28, 2006 One of the little gems you will find in the open source ActionScript 3 libraries that we released on labs, is the JSON class found in the corelib library. This class, written for Adobe by Darron Schall, makes it super simple to both serialize and de-serialize JSON data. What is JSON you ask? From the JSON website: JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange f

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