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August 31, 2010

Google Chrome’s Web Store for Flash Developers

A guide to showing you on how to setup Chromium to be able to install Chrome Web Applications and Extensions written in Flash. Both from local .crx files and from the Developer Dashboard. With a discussion on what the possibilities this offers Flash Developers in the future with regards to Google Chrome's Licensing API and capabilities to extend Applications using Experimental API's. Read "Google Chrome’s Web Store for Flash Developers" more

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Google Chrome’s Web Store for Flash Developers: A guide to showing you on how to setup Chromium to be able to install Chrome Web Applications and Extensions written in Flash. Both from local .crx files and from the Developer Dashboard. With a discussion on what the possibilities this offers Flash Developers in the future with regards to Google Chrome's Licensing API and capabilities to extend Applications using Experimental API's. Read "Google Chrome’s Web Store for Flash Developers" more
Android Air development using Ant & ADT for FDT 4: An in depth tutorial showing you how to set up an FDT 4 workspace with Android’s ADT plugin, creating a project exporting both Android .apk and Air desktop .air files, Running an Ant script to install the Air 2.5 runtime and your .apk file to emulator, running an Android 2.2 emulator displaying your Air application and finally showing trace() statements through Logcat and filtering LogCat logs as well. With the aim by the end of the post to have you set up in an environment creating Android Air applications ready for when Adobe releases Air 2.5. Read "Android Air development using Ant & ADT for FDT 4" more
Enhance your FDT setup even further with Eclipse plugins & Ant scripts: Its no secret that I spend a large portion of my development time in Powerflasher's FDT, which is a pleasure but however awesome FDT is in comparison to its competitors there is allays ways to make things easier. So I've compiled together a set of Ant scripts and Eclipse plugins which I use on a daily basis to streamline working in FDT. Solving problems like case conversion, working with the Flash IDE, Handling image assets, Embedding fonts and GIT commits. Read "Enhance your FDT setup even further with Eclipse plugins & Ant scripts" more

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