AdvancED Flash on Devices: Mobile Development with Flash Lite and Flash 10 (Friends of Ed Abobe Learning Library)

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Product Description AdvancED Flash on Devices begins with a discussion of the mobile development landscape—the different players, tools, hardware, platforms, and operating systems. The second part of the book covers Flash Lite and how to take advantage newer features supported in Flash Lite 3.x. Then, the book covers AIR applications for multiple screens and includes topics such as: How to utilize new features of AIR 1.5 and Flash 10 as well as pitfalls to be aware of when building an AIR application for mobile How to include platform and context awareness for better adaptation How to adopt an application on multiple devices using dynamic graphical GUI Creating two full working real life touch screen mobile application The last part of the book covers creating Flex applications running Flash 9 and 10 in mobile device browsers and includes topics such as: How to adopt Flex for multiple mobile device browsers How to create various video players for Flash Lite and Flash 10 and optimize your content. How to take advantage of Flash Media Server Experienced Flash and ActionScript programmers who want to extend their skills to mobile platforms should find this book a great help in developing in this exciting and expanding marketplace. What you’ll learn Create Flash Lite-based widgets on Nokia Series 60 devices and other Flash enabled devices Extend device capabilities using both Sony Ericsson Capuchin and Nokia S60 Platform Services with Flash Leverage Flash Video on smartphones and other Non-PC devices Approach migrating existing Flash content into native iPhone content using 3rd Party Developer tools Create two full working real life touch screen Flex mobile applications Who this book is for AdvancED Flash on Devices, written for existing Flash developers and other interested mobile professionals, covers both mobile and device development with Flash Lite, as well as Flash 10 for smartphones and other non-PC devices. Table of Contents The Mobile and Device Landscape Flash Lite Platform Fundamentals Flash Lite 3 Tips and Tricks for Developing Flash Mobile Applications Mobile and Device Widget Platforms with Flash Flash Lite User Interface Components and Frameworks Extending Flash on Mobile and Devices Using OEM-Based Solutions Porting Flash Lite Applications to the iPhone using Third-Party Tools Adobe Integrated Runtime on Mobile Devices Adopting AIR for Mobile Devices Developing Cross-Platform Air Applications Mobile Applications and Development Strategies with Flex 4 and Flash Catalyst Adopting Flex for Multiple Devices Building Mobile Applications Using Test-Driven Development Creating a Cross-Platform Video Player and Optimizing Content About the Author Scott Janousek is a Flash and Flash Mobile developer currently working in the Boston area of the United States. In addition to his experience with mobile development, Scott has an accumulated ten years of diverse software engineering and Web consulting background, and several of those years were dedicated to the creation of interactive multimedia, including CD-ROMs, DVDs, webcasts, kiosks, RIAs, and web sites. Today, Scott is an Adobe Certified Flash Designer and Developer, as well as a recognized Flash Lite Subject Matter Expert. In addition, he is also an Adobe Certified Instructor for Flash Lite and Adobe Certified Developer for Mobile Application Development. He holds a bachelors degree in computer science from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. An active and contributing member of the Boston Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group (AMaDUG), Boston Flash Platform User Group (BFPUG), and Mobile Monday Boston (MoMoBoston), Scott is passionate about the Flash platform across mobile devices as well as for the desktop. When he has a chance, he speaks at new media institutes, user groups, and conferences about Flash and Flash Mobile, including most recently the Design & Technology Festival (FITC) 2006, Adobe MAX 2006, and Adobe MAX Asia