Articles in the Flex 4 Category
AIR, AIR for Android, Adobe, Flex 4, _Favourites »
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.
AIR, AIR for Android, Adobe, Flash AS 3, Flex 4 »
Adobe, Flash Builder 4, Flex 4 »
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.
AIR, AIR for Android, Adobe, Flex 4, _Favourites »
Adobe, Flash Catalyst, Flex 4 »
Adobe, Flash Catalyst, Flex 4 »
Adobe, Flash Catalyst, Flex 4 »
Adobe, Flash Catalyst, Flex 4, _Favourites, _Featured »
In this tutorial (divided in 9 chapters) we will create a prototype of a typical RSS reader for mobile devices using Adobe Flash Catalyst “Panini” importing the entire layout from Adobe Illustrator CS5.
We will use some of the most important components available in Flash Catalyst – “DataList”, “VerticalScrollBar”, “ScrollPanel”, “TextInput” - applying transitions and iterations in order to enable navigation and create a more pleasant user experience.
We will also analyze the UI import process from Illustrator to Flash Catalyst and we’ll structure the project so that the mxml …
AIR for Android, Adobe, Flash Builder 4, Flex 4 »
After reading from 3 days all the documentation about Flash Builder Burrito and the Hero SDK I have created my first Flex for Android application.
This simple application allows users to browse a list of Adobe blogs, get blog entries from their RSS feeds and display articles in an integrated browser (and in the native browser too).


