Adobe AIR native extensions (ANE's) are a combination of ActionScript classes and native code that provide easy access to device-specific libraries and features otherwise not available to your AIR applications. ADC has just published articles on three ANE's that will be of use to your mobile app...
I've been using an HTC One X for about two weeks now. I usually share my thoughts on devices sooner than this. But, I've now had a couple of devices work well in the U.S. only to disappoint when taken on the road. So, with being in Asia briefly last week, I opted to give the One X a real road test...
Daniel Koestler explains Developing native extensions for Adobe AIR , in an ADC tutorial which covers the compilation of native code on the Android platform.
Code coverage is an essential part of testing, and is used to reflect the completeness of performed testing. Code coverage is instrumental in providing information about how much of the total code is actually tested by a test suite. Rancho is an experimental tool used to get code coverage for any...
ColdFusion 10 has been released, and users have been asking about the update to our ColdFusion Web Application Construction Kit (aka CFWACK) books. So, here's the scoop ... ColdFusion 10 is a very important release, one which builds on the success of ColdFusion 9 by adding invaluable new features...
ColdFusion finally supports Axis2 , and Milan Chandna explains Using Axis2 web services with ColdFusion 10 in this new ADC article.
WebSocket is a web technology providing for bi-directional, full-duplex communications channels over a single TCP connection, and WebSocket support is new in ColdFusion 10. Awdhesh Kumar has posted an article entitled HTML5 WebSockets and ColdFusion – Part 1: An overview and first steps , and...
Here are all of the links you'll need to access ColdFusion 10 documenattion and help: ColdFusion Help and Support Page ColdFusion Installation Administration Language referance Development ColdFusion Builder Installation Using
Yep, I did indeed say that ColdFusion already supports HTML6 :-)
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