Has anyone here tried working with Adobe AIR 2.5?
Thoughts? (Good and/or bad!)
http://www.adobe.com/products/air/
Adobe AIR 2.5 ?
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Not played with 2.5 yet, but written a few small systems in prior versions of Adobe Air. I like it, especially for cross platform stuff. There's lots to get your head around and no RAD dev environment, but Aptana at least eases the pain.
Colin
Colin
Colin
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I find their website very unclear so I wasn't sure, but isn't Flash Builder 4 their RAD for AIR?ColBoy wrote:... no RAD dev environment, but Aptana at least eases the pain.
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashbuilder/
Re: Adobe AIR 2.5 ?
yes, it is. With Flash Builder you can develop Flex- and Air-Applications.USCode wrote:ColBoy wrote:but isn't Flash Builder 4 their RAD for AIR?
An open source alternative to Flash Builder is FlashDevelop (unfortunately without a graphical Designer).
Greetings ... Kiffi
Hygge
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In addition to Windows, Mac and Linux, I see they are now supporting mobile platforms such as Android, Blackberry, Tablet OS and even iOS.
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iOS isn't directly supported. You need to use a seperate tool (packager) to convert the code over. http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/packagerforiphone/. We use Flex and Air at work here. Air's proper support (finally) for ssl/sockets in 2.5 is huge for some companies. The native Android support is sweat. However Air/Flex suffers from the same basic defect that Java and .Net have. Easily view the source code.
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Can I work with Air via PB?
cheers
cheers
Re: Adobe AIR 2.5 ?
Interesting. The tools developers (e.g. Sun, Microsoft, Adobe) don't seem to be as concerned about this as developers are or it's a problem they don't seem to be able to satisfactorily solve.X wrote:... However Air/Flex suffers from the same basic defect that Java and .Net have. Easily view the source code.

