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Compile AIR to native .dmg or .exe files with ANT

An upcoming question in publish- & packaging AIR files is "How to convert them to a .dmg or .exe file?" Easily enough, you do not have to do anything else except using a slightly different ANT build task for it. Instead of passing:

XML:
  1. <arg value="${publish_dir}/${air_file}" />
  2. <arg value="${app_descriptor}" />

to the ADT you use:

XML:
  1. <arg value="-target"/>
  2. <arg value="native"/>
  3. <arg value="${publish_dir}/MyApp.dmg" />
  4. <arg value="${app_descriptor}" />

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Add Linked Resources (as a src folder) to ANT builds

Here's another quick snippet to add Linked Resources to a compile process built with ANT. You know, you can link a whole directory to be a "Linked Library" in FDT, e.g. Greensock's TweenLite. Doing so means that you cannot use the -library-path argument as it only work with .swc files. Instead of this use -source-path to successfully add a whole directory to be compiled into your SWF.

XML:
  1. <arg value="-source-path=/Users/marvin/libs/greensock-as3" />

This way you can use it in an AIR build as well and you do not have to replace your directory based libraries with SWC files.

Chromeless AIR Applications – A Designer’s Look

Hey,
first of all - some of you may have noticed this is the third AIR related article in two days. I'm very excited at the moment due to the fact I can finally compile them with FDT4. Anyways, I want to store my process and failures, hints and tips to always know where I myself and you of course can find them. So this article now comes a bit more from the designer in me, as it's about chromeless designs. They can be awesome if well thought - and they can be a bit frustrating when setting up the first time. I quickly talk about the following:

  • Scaling ain't good, no no
  • My misunderstanding of window sizes
  • systemChrome and transparent values

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AIR2 and FDT4 (M4) – A detailed Walkthrough with ANT

Hello,
someone might remember an older post on Beautify Code which has shown how to successfully create an AIR application certificate, publish the project and then package it to an .air file, which can be installed and run. Now here's the 2010 update, working with AIR2 and FDT4 (using an ANT-Build) and some major changes.

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#Poll How do you compile & package AIR apps?

Just a really quick post. If you've got 10 seconds of time please take part on this poll:
How do you compile & package AIR apps?

I'm trying to figure out different workflows at the moment.. :)

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Desktop Reporting for Google Analytics

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Wow, somebody thought somewhere that somehow the Google Analytics interface could become somewhat more trendy. And this thought also included making it available from Desktop. Smart idea and even smarter AIR-Application that Desktop Reporting has developed. These guys made it possible to provide you with even more detailed information than the GA-Interface does for pretty intermediate users. Starting with cool animations showing progresses up to detailed map-overlays and charts. It's worth a try! You can check it out here: Desktop Reporting for Google Analytics.

Another cool alternative has been shown here already: Trakkboard - Google Analytics in AIR (german Powerflasher-Blog) Thanks for that information @Powerflasher.

Compile AIR Projects with FDT

An updated and extended version for FDT 4 and AIR 2 has been released!
AIR2 AND FDT4 (M3) – A DETAILED WALKTHROUGH

Original Post:
Admitting that I was surprised pleasantly that even the official Powerflasher-Blog published an article about compiling AIR projects in FDT 3 I recently started to take the challenge and began with the first steps. Read more »

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