FOTB Slides : Advanced Desktop Development with Adobe AIR
I am in Brighton for Flash on the Beach 2009 (amazing conference as usual). I gave a presentation on Adobe AIR yesterday, titled “Advanced Desktop Development with Adobe AIR“, which went well. I covered how to accomplish and approach a number of development tasks when working with AIR, and also talked about a couple of new features that we are working on.
I have posted the slides for the session, which you can grab from here.
You can find most of the libraries and code I discussed on the as3corelib library page (look in the com.adobe.air package).
Marc Hibbins has notes on the session here.
[...] update: In his Flash on the Beach 2009 presentation “Advanced Desktop Development with Adobe AIR” Mike Chambers described the following feature (on page 20 of his slides): NativeProcess [...]
New features in the next Adobe AIR “Athena”, a bunch of Words, punctuated - by Paul Robertson (http://probertson.com/)
22 Sep 09 at 3:32 pm
First of all thank you Mike :)
I posted presentation to SlideShare:
http://www.slideshare.net/yagizgurgul/advanced-desktop-development
If you want you can embed presentations to your blogs. Or you can use this URL directly:
http://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=advanceddesktopdevelopment-090922171906-phpapp01&rel=0&stripped_title=advanced-desktop-development
Yagiz Gurgul
22 Sep 09 at 3:43 pm
[...] Mike has now uploaded his notes to his blog here. [...]
» The Beach Marc Hibbins
22 Sep 09 at 4:50 pm
I’m excited to see multitouch feature in Adobe AIR and Adobe AIR mobile :D
Leonardo França
22 Sep 09 at 6:18 pm
That was a great presentation. Excited about AIR 2.0 and AIR on mobile. Whats the expected date of release for AIR 2.0?
Vipin
22 Sep 09 at 10:36 pm
[...] info in Mike Chamber’s slide deck; and comments from Marc Hibbins who says: I’m sure this is would have been the most requested [...]
Tim Anderson’s ITWriting - Tech writing blog » Native API coming to Adobe AIR 2.0
23 Sep 09 at 12:06 am
[...] just going through Mike Chamber’s sildes which he presented in FOTB. The preso was about ‘Advanced Desktop Development with Adobe [...]
Adobe AIR 2.0 can open external apps!! | The Flashchemist
23 Sep 09 at 4:09 am
Thx 4 sharing ^_^
Jloa
23 Sep 09 at 12:48 pm
[...] AIR kommt schon bald in Version 2.0 auf den Markt. Mike Chambers, Produkt Manager bei Adobe hat in seinem Blog entsprechende Neuigkeiten veröffentlicht. Details [...]
Christian Pfeil » Adobe AIR 2.0 » Adobe AIR 2.0
23 Sep 09 at 11:30 pm
[...] OS X-Benutzer auf ein DMG-Archiv zurück greifen können. Weitere Informationen bietet euch der Blog von Mike Chambers. Dort wurden auch die Slides und das PDF zu seiner Session [...]
Adobe AIR 2.0 kommt » GELB der Powerflasher Blog
24 Sep 09 at 4:30 am
Thanks for Info & Files :)
Carsten Knobloch
24 Sep 09 at 4:30 am
[...] when a new device is plugged into the system. In this case it was an HD Flip camera. Go on over and check out the slides to get all the [...]
The Flash Blog » Insider’s guide to Flash on the Beach 2009
24 Sep 09 at 6:57 am
When it is said about AIR 2.0, that programs that can execute native process must be distributed as native installer and not AIR files, does that mean we will be able to embed AIR Runtime in our applications? That would be a great news.
yuku
24 Sep 09 at 9:12 am
When it is the official publish adobe 2.0 .
I need try native process
herve
26 Sep 09 at 5:32 am
Any chance that AIR 2.0 will get the a built in geolocation feature (especially the kind based on the nearby wi-fi access point list taken from the OS)?
Robert Bak
27 Sep 09 at 1:37 am
Thanks Mike that was great.
but I have a question
I tried to monitor a file but I can’t set file property of FileMonitor object and I can’t find FileMonitorEvent when addEventListener !!!! I don’t know why ?
I am using flash builder 4 and add swc file of as3corelib class
Nabeel
27 Sep 09 at 9:41 am
[...] AIR 2.0 will allow you to bundle native code and execute it, has a new FileMonitor, VolumeMonitor and StorageVolume API for accessing USB connected drives [...]
Looking back at Flash on the Beach at Peter Elst
28 Sep 09 at 5:13 am
When this release of ADOBE AIR 2.0 could be available ?
herve
28 Sep 09 at 6:07 pm
Can you join me to beta tester of adobe air 2.0 ?
herve
29 Sep 09 at 3:22 am
[...] This was built using the new Microphone Access APIs coming in the next version of Adobe AIR (code named Athena). Some more info here. [...]
Pixel Mesh on Why Max at Mike Chambers
29 Sep 09 at 11:22 am
Hi Mike,
That’s great mike. Presentation is awesome.
“Archive Objects directly to File system”: Previously I had implemented direct access of archived objects through fzip. I am eager to see “Archive Objects directly to File system”.
“CommandProxy”: This would rock but still developer would need to use workarounds to make application workable on Win, Mac, and Linux.
And finally, AIR developers and ADOBE should not forget Linux now.
DELL
30 Sep 09 at 11:29 pm
[...] Mike Chambers (site) – Advanced Desktop Development with Adobe AIR View slides [...]
» Notes Marc Hibbins
3 Oct 09 at 2:53 am