Apple finally approved my app Developer Central, so it’s now available for IPad too.
Developer Central is a free application for mobile devices – IPad, Android tablets and Android smartphones, that lets you watch thousands of videos and read technical articles from most popular YouTube channels and blogs.

Developer Central is a free mobile application for Android devices, tablet and smartphones, that lets you watch thousands of videos and read technical articles from most popular YouTube channels and blogs.
The topics are divided into channels - Adobe, Android, Google, Apple, BlackBerry, Microsoft, Web Programming, mobile, gadgets, technologies and much more - through which you can see a list of YouTube channels and blogs about the selected topic.

Open Source Media Framework (OSMF) is an interesting product released from Adobe that allows content providers and developers to easly create rich media players in ActionScript 3.0, also providing a lot of tools to create web-based video monetization applications.

In this tutorial I will show you how to use the YouTube ActionScript 3.0 Player API to create a chromeless video player for Android devices using Flash Builder 4.5 and AIR.
Furthermore we’ll also see how to create a Flex View-Based application, how to pass data between views and how to customize the ActionBar icons, all new interesting features of the mobile development process available from Flex 4.5.

Flash Developer Planet is a free application for Android that lets you see many YouTube channels and blogs about the Adobe Flash Platform, and to keep up to date by watching videos and reading articles of the most popular developers.

I’m the technical reviewer of this interesting book “Flash Development for Android Cookbook: RAW” of Joseph Labrecque and now I’m proud to announce that it’s finally available in RAW version.

Is the code generated so far suitable for mobile applications??

In this chapter we will optimize the code generated from Flash Catalyst splitting the layout in other custom components with the purpose to create a more readable code.

In this chapter we will create the TextInput field of the ActionBar so the user can type text.

In this chapter we will use Flash Catalyst interactions and transitions.