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Adobe AIR article
Adobe AIR and Dreamweaver for JavaScript developers
David Tucker
Table of Contents
Adobe AIR has amazing support for integrating HTML/JavaScript applications with the desktop, but with all of the added functionality there are some additional tools and techniques that will be needed. This article discusses the differences between web development with HTML/JavaScript and application development with the same tools.
Requirements
In order to make the most of this article, you need the following software and files:
Adobe AIR
Dreamweaver CS3
Adobe AIR Extension for Dreamweaver CS3
Sample files:
- exercise_files_for_js.zip (ZIP, 308K)
Prerequisite knowledge
This tutorial requires an understanding of working in Dreamweaver CS3 as well as an intermediate understanding of JavaScript.
About the author
David Tucker is a web developer at the Georgia Institute of Technology's Savannah Campus. He is an avid blogger and writes primarily about Flash, Flex, ColdFusion, and Adobe AIR. David spends the rest of the week planning media strategies for educational institutions and not-for-profit organizations. When he isn't staring at a computer screen he loves to play guitar and experiment with audio recording.
