Sep 21, 2011

Earlier this year, Adobe released the first versions of Flex SDK and Flash Builder with support for mobile application development. Flex 4.5 introduced a set of mobile-optimized components and a mobile-optimized application framework, while Flash Builder 4.5 included mobile project types, multiplatform device simulation, on-device debugging, and easy packaging...

May 17, 2011

From the May, 2011 Edge newsletter: After a quick interview with Julie Campagna, Ed Rowe, the VP of Development Tooling at Adobe, demonstrates how Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 enables developers to reach Android, BlackBerry Tablet OS, and iOS devices using the same codebase. Transcript [music] JULIE CAMPAGNA: Hi, I’m Julie Campagna. I manage the Edge...

Apr 11, 2011

Just twelve months on from the release of Flash Builder 4, we’re excited to deliver a major update to our developer tooling that introduces a wealth of new features and enhancements to Flash Builder. Our pre-release testers have described this as a game-changing release and we hope you agree that we’re providing the most productive development...

Apr 11, 2011

On April 11th, Adobe announced that Creative Suite 5.5 will ship within 30 days. Among the long list of amazing new capabilities and features across all of the CS5.5 products is something that really stands out to us developers — Flash Builder 4.5. This is a monumental release of Flash Builder because when this ships in early May, developers will be able to...

Apr 11, 2011

Ever since we first introduced Flex and Flash Builder, our core goal has been to provide a highly productive way to create rich applications across multiple platforms. Starting with Flash Player in the browser, and then with Adobe AIR on the desktop, Flex and Flash Builder have enabled developers to build applications that run across Windows, Mac OS, and...

Apr 6, 2011

Want to learn what Flex is and get started building your Flex skills? The resources on this page are right for you!

Mar 29, 2011

Today, Flex developers can deploy very performant applications on Android devices. Soon, they’ll be able to deploy their existing apps on the BlackBerry PlayBook. Tomorrow (in 2011), they’ll also use the Flex framework to build and deploy iOS applications (for the iPad, the iPhone and the iTouch). Go to source...

Mar 29, 2011

by Christophe...