Happy to report that two of the applications I ported to the BlackBerry PlayBook have been approved! Granted, it took almost 6 weeks for approval to take place, but this should give a little more hope to those developers who haven’t heard anything from RIM since submitting to AppWorld. Especially those aiming to get a […]
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I’ll be presenting on BlackBerry PlayBook Development Overview for the LA Flash Adobe User Group! When? Wednesday, January 19th 2011, 7:30PM PST Join LA Flash as we hold our first meeting for the year on Wednesday, January 19th. This meeting we will have Joseph Labrecque, AEL from Denver, CO, will talk to us about BlackBerry
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A mobile audio recording, preview, and trans-coding application. Encodes your recording to WAV or MP3 and saves to your Android device SD Card. Simple 3-step recording process; record, preview, and save. That’s it! Grab it for $0.99 from the Android Market! UPDATE: Grab “Transient Recorder LIMITED” for free. Limited to 5 second recordings and only
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This is my first for-sale application in the Android Market. Let’s see how it goes! Not very well at all! It is now FREE! $0.99 is the least you can charge and really something so simple should be sold for less. Ever think “I’m putting that guy on my shit-list?” Well, now you can manage
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One of the prototypes I was working on during the AIR for Android prerelease is now live in the Android Market. Google has made it incredibly simple to submit and manage your applications. Uploads and changes are instantaneous. Very satisfying. Lee Brimelow has produced a great video showcasing just how simple it really is. Just
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DropFolders is an Adobe AIR 2.0 application to allow HandBrake CLI to monitor watch and destination folders on Windows systems. Includes the ability to define and manage custom presets allowing for endless flexibility with hands-off, batch transcoding! This application will be available through the Adobe AIR Marketplace since AIR 2.0 is now FINALLY final! If
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Just a quick post to encourage everyone to check out my article over at InsideRIA: AIR 2.0 NativeProcess API – What’s It Good For? While there are a few examples available for connecting AIR applications to native operating system processes today, most of them are basic “Hello World” examples, or happen to be purely theoretical.
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Adobe has released both Flash Platform runtimes this afternoon: Flash Player 10.1 Adobe AIR 2.0 I’ve never seen so much work go into a Flash Player release (7 release candidates!!!). Grab ’em now! Congratulations to the engineering teams for a truly awesome effort in spite of such staggering opposition. Download AIR 2 Official AIR 2
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If you are at all interested in Adobe AIR for Android, you’ll want to check out the June 2010 issue of Flash & Flex Developer’s Magazine which features a nice rundown by Lee Graham. I catalog this here because two of the prototype applications I’ve developed through the initial pre-release program have been referenced within:
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I mentioned before that while most people in the AIR for Android prerelease program are porting their iPhone applications over from Packager for iPhone projects to AIR for Android, I’ve been working more or less from scratch on my projects. Last week, I published a short video demonstrating an educational application called “StudyShuffler”. While it
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One of the many features of the University of Denver’s CourseMedia™ Course Media Management System is a Flash based module that allows students to study images along with metadata within a “matching game” type interface. Expanding upon and simplifying this idea for mobile, I’ve written the initial version of StudyShuffler using AIR for Android. StudyShuffler
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When I was first learning ActionScript 3.0 a few years back, the first thing I did was create a demo app called “Sketcher” which was a pure AS3 sketchpad written using FlashDevelop with the beta Flex 2 SDK. So when I needed a good starting project to work with AIR for Android, I decided to
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