
Adobe AIR is a cross-platform runtime that enables you to use your existing ActionScript or HTML/JavaScript development skills and tools to build and deploy applications, games, and videos outside the browser and on mobile devices.
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Adobe AIR is a cross-platform runtime that enables you to use your existing ActionScript or HTML/JavaScript development skills and tools to build and deploy applications, games, and videos outside the browser and on mobile devices.
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Refer to these resources to learn more about developing applications on iOS devices.
Refer to these resources to learn more about developing applications on Android devices.
Achieve deeper integration with target devices and incorporate legacy native code in your apps.
Refer to these resources to learn more about developing applications for TVs.
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Jun (John) Chen (Nov 29, 2011)
Learn strategies to develop Flash AIR apps for mobile that run more efficiently.
Pahup Bilala (May 08, 2012)
Learn how to use Retina display on the new iPad.
Alex Liebert (May 15, 2012)
Add Game Center capabilities to your iOS game with the Milkman Games AIR native extension.
Daniel Koestler (Oct 04, 2011)
Learn to create your own native extensions for Adobe AIR using simple code and compile native code for the Android platform.
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Check out these high-performance mobile apps built with Flash technology targeting iOS, Android, and BlackBerry Tablet OS.
Refer to these applications if you are using Flex, Flash Builder, or Flash Professional.
HTML/JavaScript and AIR SDK users: Refer to these samples.
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| 04/11/2012 | Surround sound 5.1 with Air 3.2 on desktop app? |
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| 12/12/2011 | Live Streaming H.264 Video on iOS using AIR |
| 04/17/2012 | HTMLLoader - Google Maps? |
| 04/12/2012 | Tabindex in forms on mobile? |
Game developers around the world use Flash. See their work at gaming.adobe.com.