Archive for November 2008
Introducing Adobe AIR 1.5
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: November 26, 2008
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Adobe AIR 1.5 Released on Nov 17, 2008.
New capabilities include:
Flash Player 10 capabilities: Adobe Flash Player 10 is one of the most significant releases of the player, with groundbreaking new capabilities. We’ve updated the version of Flash Player included with AIR to version 10. For example, it’s now possible to take advantage of custom filters, [...]
Improving Flex application performance by Working with the Flash Player cache
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: November 24, 2008
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The Flash Player cache is a new feature available in Flash Player 9 Update 3 (9,0,115,0). The cache allows files signed by Adobe to be cached by Flash Player. These files end in the file extension .swz.
The Flash Player cache differs from the browser cache in some useful ways. Because the cached SWZ files are [...]
New Flex Builder debugger features: Conditional breakpoints, function calls from expressions, watchpoints ….
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: November 22, 2008
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I wanted to tell you all about some of the exciting debugger features we’ve been working on, which will be in Flex Builder 4, including several of the most common requests. All of the features listed below are in the preview release of Flex Builder that we gave out at MAX, with the, um, exception [...]
Introducing Flex SDK 3.2 and Flex Builder 3.0.2
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: November 19, 2008
by: Matt Chotin
Adobe
Since Flex 3 was released at the end of February 2008, developers have been able to see progress within the Flex SDK by monitoring the commit list and downloading nightly or stable builds from the Flex SDK Open Source site. In August we released our first milestone build of the Flex SDK, [...]
Tour de Flex component explorer
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: November 19, 2008
Tour de Flex is a desktop application for exploring Flex capabilities and resources, including the core Flex components, Adobe AIR, data integration, and a variety of third-party components, effects, skins, and more.
Tour de Flex has three primary goals:
Provide non-Flex developers with an overview of what is possible in Flex in a “look and see” environment
Provide [...]
