Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) for JavaScript Developers Pocket Guide
Explains how to use AIR to build and deploy HTML and JavaScript-based web applications to the desktop.
Tag(s): JavaScript
Publication date: 01 Jul 2007
ISBN-10: 0596515197
ISBN-13: n/a
Paperback: 174 pages
Views: 19,728
Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) for JavaScript Developers Pocket Guide
Explains how to use AIR to build and deploy HTML and JavaScript-based web applications to the desktop.
Publication date: 01 Jul 2007
ISBN-10: 0596515197
ISBN-13: n/a
Paperback: 174 pages
Views: 19,728
Document Type: N/A
Publisher: O’Reilly Media, Inc.
License: n/a
Post time: 15 Dec 2007 02:45:22
Written by members of the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) product team, this is the official guide to the beta release of Adobe's new cross-platform desktop runtime, previously known by its code name Apollo.
This book explains how you can use AIR to build and deploy HTML and JavaScript-based web applications to the desktop, using all of the tools and technologies with which you are already familiar. Everything you need to know about this platform is right here, so you can start building applications with AIR right away.
Topics include:
- What AIR is, and the problems this runtime aims to solve
- How to set up your development environment
- How to create your first app using HTML and JavaScript
- The HTML and JavaScript environments within AIR
- How to do common tasks, presented in the easy-to-use O'Reilly Cookbook format
Also included is a guide to AIR packages, classes and command line tools. Once you understand the basics of building an HTML and JavaScript-based AIR applications, this pocket guide makes an ideal reference for tackling specific problems.
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About The Author(s)
Mike Chambers has spent the last ten years building applications that target the Flash runtime. During that time, he has worked with numerous technologies including Flash, Generator, .NET, Central, Flex, and Ajax. He is currently the principal product manager for developer relations for the Flash Platform at Adobe.
Mike Chambers has spent the last ten years building applications that target the Flash runtime. During that time, he has worked with numerous technologies including Flash, Generator, .NET, Central, Flex, and Ajax. He is currently the principal product manager for developer relations for the Flash Platform at Adobe.
Currently based in Dallas, Texas, Daniel Dura is Partner and General Manager at Dedo Interactive Inc., Dedo is focused on providing software solutions for enterprise software systems including highly interactive displays. He also serves as the CTO of Graphium Health, a partner company with the goal of creating new and interesting ways of delivering software to the healthcare industry using mobile and cloud based computing solutions.
Currently based in Dallas, Texas, Daniel Dura is Partner and General Manager at Dedo Interactive Inc., Dedo is focused on providing software solutions for enterprise software systems including highly interactive displays. He also serves as the CTO of Graphium Health, a partner company with the goal of creating new and interesting ways of delivering software to the healthcare industry using mobile and cloud based computing solutions.
Kevin Hoyt was a Principal Evangelist at Adobe until 2013. He joined startup Kaazing in 2014 also as a Principal Evangelist, until he moved on in June of 2015. Currently, he is a Developer Advocate with IBM, focused on driving customer success using IBM MobileFirst in conjunction with IBM's Bluemix PaaS (Platform as a Service).
Kevin Hoyt was a Principal Evangelist at Adobe until 2013. He joined startup Kaazing in 2014 also as a Principal Evangelist, until he moved on in June of 2015. Currently, he is a Developer Advocate with IBM, focused on driving customer success using IBM MobileFirst in conjunction with IBM's Bluemix PaaS (Platform as a Service).