I generally like TweetDeck as a Twitter client, despite the occasional usability challenges of AIR applications. I love having multiple columns to monitor conference hashtags and important (or silly) keywords. Lately, network problems have affected how I use TweetDeck to communicate and it puts a spotlight on a bit of Read more »
Category Archives: AIR
Setting Flex free from the browser
AIR lets your Flex apps open, move, and control native OS windows, either with or without chrome. Very slick. Moving on to interacting with the OS filesystem… -Brian P.
Adobe MAX ’07 Day Zero: Hands-on AIR for Flex Developers
Sitting in the hands-on session on AIR for Flex Developers. Things got off to a rocky start — the trial version of Flex Builder on my workstation was expired! What made this especially crazy is all of the workstations are imaged with VMWare Windows systems… why just me? We figured Read more »