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Did you know you can take your Flash skills beyond the browser, allowing you to make apps for Android, iOS and the BlackBerry Tablet OS? Build dynamic apps today starting with the easy-to-use Android smartphones and tablets. Then, take your app to other platforms without writing native code. Pro Android Flash is the definitive guide to building Flash and other rich Internet applications (RIAs) on the Android platform. It covers the most popular RIA frameworks for Android developersFlash and Flexand shows how to build rich, immersive user experiences on both Android smartphones and tablets. You'll learn how to incorporate multimedia, animation, and special effects into your apps for maximum visual appeal. You'll also cover advanced topics, including input methods, hardware inputs, deployment, and performance optimization. What youll learn Deployment of Flash and Flex to Android How to take your desktop RIAs and adapt them for mobile devices How to integrate Android hardware inputs from the camera, GPS, compass, and accelerometer How to build an immersive user interface using Android audio and video assets How to integrate styling and artifacts from a professional designer Best practices for mobile performance tuning and optimization Who this book is for This book is intended for developers who are looking to build rich Internet applications (RIAs) for the Android platform, especially Flash andFlex. Table of Contents Introducing Mobile Flash Targeting Applications for the Mobile Profile Building Flash and Flex Applications for Android Graphics and Animation Application Deployment and Publication Adobe AIR and Native Android Apps Taking Advantage of Hardware Inputs Rich Media Integration The Designer-Developer Workflow Performance Tuning Beyond Mobile: Tablets and TV.
Book Details
Publisher: Apress
Author(s): Oswald Campesato , Stephen Chin, Dean Iverson, Paul Trani
Edition: 1
ISBN-10: 1430232315
ISBN-13: 9781430232315
Published date: July 19 2011
Pages: 464
Language: English
Book format: PDF
Size: 10,6 MB
Did you know you can take your Flash skills beyond the browser, allowing you to make apps for Android, iOS and the BlackBerry Tablet OS? Build dynamic apps today starting with the easy-to-use Android smartphones and tablets. Then, take your app to other platforms without writing native code. Pro Android Flash is the definitive guide to building Flash and other rich Internet applications (RIAs) on the Android platform. It covers the most popular RIA frameworks for Android developersFlash and Flexand shows how to build rich, immersive user experiences on both Android smartphones and tablets. You'll learn how to incorporate multimedia, animation, and special effects into your apps for maximum visual appeal. You'll also cover advanced topics, including input methods, hardware inputs, deployment, and performance optimization. What youll learn Deployment of Flash and Flex to Android How to take your desktop RIAs and adapt them for mobile devices How to integrate Android hardware inputs from the camera, GPS, compass, and accelerometer How to build an immersive user interface using Android audio and video assets How to integrate styling and artifacts from a professional designer Best practices for mobile performance tuning and optimization Who this book is for This book is intended for developers who are looking to build rich Internet applications (RIAs) for the Android platform, especially Flash andFlex. Table of Contents Introducing Mobile Flash Targeting Applications for the Mobile Profile Building Flash and Flex Applications for Android Graphics and Animation Application Deployment and Publication Adobe AIR and Native Android Apps Taking Advantage of Hardware Inputs Rich Media Integration The Designer-Developer Workflow Performance Tuning Beyond Mobile: Tablets and TV.
Book Details
Publisher: Apress
Author(s): Oswald Campesato , Stephen Chin, Dean Iverson, Paul Trani
Edition: 1
ISBN-10: 1430232315
ISBN-13: 9781430232315
Published date: July 19 2011
Pages: 464
Language: English
Book format: PDF
Size: 10,6 MB
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