Mike Chambers

Denis Sosnovtsev has posted a really useful blog post over on the atellis labs site. The post shows how to upload files from Flash to a .NET backend. The example includes both ActionScript and .NET / C# code snippets.

You can view the entire post here.

You can also view Mark Piller’s session from the on AIR Bus tour on integrating .NET with Adobe AIR applications.

Know any other good ActionScript / .NET resources and tutorials? Post them in the comments.

I just posted on the on AIR Bus Tour weblog that we have opened up the code repository for the tour. We will be posting all of the applications for the tour here and have already included two:

• AIRSnapshot Application: AIR application that takes a picture from the webcam, geoencodes it and uploads to Flickr.
• AIRTracker Application: AIR application which takes geo-coordinates, maps then, and uploads them to a server API

You can find more information over at the on AIR Tour weblog.

Just a quick fyi, but I just made a post over on the on AIR Bus tour blog about some of the GPS / Location / AIR App / API testing we are doing for the bus tour.

I think it is some pretty cool stuff, and it is definately a LOT of fun.

You can view the entire post here.

As you may have read, we just announced that we are doing an 18 city bus tour through North America this summer, where we will be holding Apollo / AIR Camp events. We have launched a website, where you can find more information about the tour, including cities, dates, agenda and news.

I just checked the latest registration numbers, and the space is filling up pretty quick. So, head on over to the site, find the city closest to you, and make sure to register.

You can find more information on the website, on the bus tour blog, and in this video overview of the tour.

Get more info at : onair.adobe.com.