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AIR for Javascript Developers Pocket Guide
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- Table of Contents
- + Preface
- + Chapter 1. Introduction to Adobe AIR
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Chapter 2. Getting Started with Adobe AIR Development
- + What Do You Need to Develop Adobe AIR Applications?
- + Uninstalling Prerelease Versions of Adobe AIR
- Installing Adobe AIR
- + Uninstalling Adobe AIR
- + Setting Up the Adobe AIR SDK and Command-Line Tools
- + Creating a Simple AIR Application with HTML and JavaScript
- + Testing the Application
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Packaging and Deploying the AIR Application
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Chapter 3. Working with JavaScript and HTML Within Adobe AIR
- + WebKit Within Adobe AIR
- JavaScript within Adobe AIR
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AIR Implementation of Functionality
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Security Model
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Using JavaScript Frameworks
- JavaScript Frameworks and Libraries supporting AIR application sandbox
- Ajax frameworks and libraries compatible with AIR application sandbox at the time of authoring this book
- Accessing AIR APIs from JavaScript
- The JavaScript environment and its relationship with AIR
- + Accessing AIR and Flash Player APIs
- + Troubleshooting AIR Applications
- + Chapter 4. Adobe AIR Mini-Cookbook
- Appendix. AIR JavaScript Aliases
- Index
This book is the official guide to Adobe ® AIR[TM], written by members of the AIR team. With Adobe AIR, web developers can use technologies like HTML and JavaScript to build and deploy web applications to the desktop. Packed with examples, this book explains how AIR works and features recipes for performing common runtime tasks.
Part of the Adobe Developer Library, this concise pocket guide explains:
What Adobe AIR is, and the problems this runtime aims to solve
How to set up your development environment
The HTML and JavaScript environments within AIR
How to create your first AIR application using HTML and JavaScript
Ways to perform an array of common tasks with this runtime
Also included is a guide to AIR packages, classes, and command line tools. Once you understand the basics of building HTML- and JavaScript-based AIR applications, this book makes an ideal reference for tackling specific problems. It offers a quick introduction to a significant new development technology, which lets you combine the reach and ease of the Web with the power of the desktop.
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Book Details
Authors
Mike Chambers, Daniel Dura, Kevin Hoyt, and Dragos Georgita
Categories
Computers > Programming Languages > JavaScript
Publishers
Publication year : 2009
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 256
