Flash game developer Terry Paton created a game called Meteor Storm and published it for Android. He recently used the Flash packager to create an iOS version to run on iPad, and just posted his thoughts on the process.
In support of the new Flash Builder 4.5 and CS5.5 announcements, lots of new content has been published to ADC and Adobe TV: Flex and Flash Builder What's new in Flash Builder 4.5 What's new in Flash Builder 4.5 (Adobe TV) Introducing Flash Builder 4.5 for PHP Introducing Adobe Flex 4.5 SDK Coding...
Big news of the day: Flash Builder 4.5 has been officially announced (along with Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 for PHP , via an Adobe Zend partnership). This is a significant update, here is the feature list.
A couple of weeks ago I mentioned Comb Over Charlie, a multi-device Flash based platform gamer. The app is impressive, and the performance even more so. If you'd like to learn more about the game's background and how it was created, RIA Radio has posted an interview with its creator, Charles Woven....
Community member Joseph Labrecque has announced that his upcoming book Flash Development for Android Cookbook is available for pre-order , and that content will be available pre-release via the RAW program. With the huge growth and interest in using Flash (and AIR) to develop for Android, I'm...
Roundarch's John Lindquist took a Flixel based Flash game and compiled it for iOS using the AIR packager, and was "blown away by how well it ran". He's posted a video on his blog.
Amazon has announced Cloud Drive , essentially a hard drive in the cloud, and 5 GB of free storage to get you started. Aside from file storage, Cloud Drive is specifically intended for storing your digital music collection which can then be played back using Amazon Cloud Player (for web and...
Check out this AIR 2.6 video, good stuff:
The Adobe Flash Platform runtimes team has launched the Adobe AIR and Flash Player Incubator program, a new place on Adobe Labs for them to share with developers features that are under development or under consideration for inclusion in future versions of the runtimes. The first item on the site...
I spent the week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and got back earlier today. It was just a year ago, at MWC 2010, that we announced that Flash and AIR were finally coming to devices near you, the progress and momentum are pretty astounding. Matt Rozen has posted some thoughts on the subject...