We have introduced over 25 Adobe AIR&Flex applications for images on 25+ Very Cool Adobe AIR/Flex Applications for Images & Photos. All of them are very useful! But AIR apps can also be used for video enthusiasts. Take a look through the 20+ apps we’ve gathered for you, and you are sure to find something useful.
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Top 7 Adobe AIR Apps for Videos you should know
July 4th, 2009 
Ntt.cc 25+ Very Cool Adobe AIR/Flex Applications for Images & Photos
March 7th, 2009 Ntt.cc 
Adobe Systems Incorporated is based on photo edit software: PhotoShop. ( Didn’t confirm the develop history but feel like this). Adobe has strong power on the photo edit. But many very excellent photo edit applications were developed with the Flex and AIR based on Adobe. I’ve collected some of them like following list. If you know more please don’t hesitate to let me know(Left your comment here 
). Note: listed in no particular order.
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as3corelib Tutorial:An Adobe AIR class that provides a log target for the Flex logging framework
January 7th, 2009 Ntt.cc 
Part of the newest corelib 0.92.1, an Adobe AIR only class that provides a log target for the Flex logging framework, that logs files to a file on the user’s system.I think it’s useful when you want to write the logs into a specified file instead of the default one.
SQLite Example for Adobe AIR–Working with local SQL databases(with source code)
July 8th, 2008 Ntt.cc 
Adobe AIR includes the capability of creating and working with local SQL databases. Many stand SQL features are supported in the runtime, open source SQLite system can be used for storing local, persistent data.
The flollowing is a simplistic example that create a sqlite database, add, get, update and remove records from the “user” table.
Notice:
You might have wondered about this line:
- sqlConnection.openAsync(dbFile);
.Asychnronous means that your code will have an event listener on the SQLConnection and an event handler for the response.
.Synchronous means that your application will make an “inline” call to SQLite where it performs the operation and then moves on as if it were any other line of actionscript code.This tutorial is using the asynchronous method.
How To Discriminate Between JavaScript Object and ActionScript Object In AIR
May 18th, 2008 Ntt.cc 
JavaScript and ActionScript share a nearly identical syntax, object model, and even many object classes because both of them are based on the ECMA-262 (ECMAScript) standard. ActionScript implements the arguments object, which supports the callee and length properties, just like JavaScript. ActionScript also implements the Array, Boolean, Date, Math, Number, Object, and String classes familiar to JavaScript programmers.Adobe AIR allows ActionScript and JavaScript base object can be convert each other.But sometimes we still need to know which is javascript objct and which is actionscript object.The following code shows how to detect Javascript objct and ActionScript.
Posted in Flash, Flex, JavaScript 
Tags: ActionScript, AIR, ECMAScript, JavaScript, Object 
1 Comment »Create your interesting Air desktop application using ActionScript
April 13th, 2008 Ntt.cc 
It is an exciting news for linux Air developer that Adobe AIR for Linux has been released!
If you are tired of dull desktop and want to have relaxation in busing worktime, why not you try the following example? It is a Air desktop application with ActionScrip, A ladybird crawling chaos everywhere. If you have interesting, reference the following example you could built a cool Air desktop application by yourself.
CommandProxy:integrate native libraries and launch native executables from an AIR application
March 18th, 2008 Ntt.cc 
I’m using Adobe AIR and Flex only because, I wanna built my project(minidx:full-text search engine and file management system) into a AIR/Flex version.Not only a web application but also a desktop application. The Adobe® AIR™ runtime lets developers use proven web technologies to build rich Internet applications that deploy to the desktop and run across operating systems, but unfortunately, in Adobe AIR 1.0, neither the ability to launch native executables from an AIR application nor the ability to integrate native libraries into an AIR application was included.
