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Using AIR Native Extensions for Desktop and Mobile

During Wednesday’s meeting of the Michigan ActionScript User Group, we covered what AIR Native Extensions are, where to find the best ones, and how to actually use them.  Includes demos from both Desktop AIR and Mobile AIR projects. The two locations to find some of the more popular ANEs are : http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/native-extensions-for-air.html http://extensionsforair.com/

Connecting your Arduino to AIR using an AIR Native Extension

One of the things that has been bugging the the most when working with Arduinos and AIR is the fact that you needed some sort of proxy application running in order to allow the AIR (or Flash) application to talk to the Arduino.  You see, the Arduino only exposes a Serial port (via USB), and AIR is limited in [...]

My Presentations at Adobe MAX 2011

This year I had the distinct honor of being asked to present at Adobe’s MAX conference.  The conference was an absolute blast.  From the Keynotes to ALL the other sessions I attended, the thing went off without a hitch. I gave two presentations this year — one for the 360|MAX Unconference and one for the [...]

The BikePOV. Adobe AIR + Arduino + Blinking lights on a bike

So, for the past month I have been working on a side project called the BikePOV.  If you have been reading my tweets, I’m sure you’ve picked up on my cursing, explaining and working on making it work.  This evening I finally got everything working just the right way — and it actually works! So, [...]

I’m Speaking at Adobe MAX!

This year I was lucky to be selected as one of the speakers at Adobe MAX 2011!  I will have a session that will talk about integrating various hardware products with Adobe Flash, Flex and AIR.  Most of my talk will revolve around using the Microsoft Kinect and Arduino based (and other AVR) projects as inputs and outputs from [...]

Hardware Hacking with Flex and the Arduino

This weekend I had a chance to play some more with the Arduino that I got at 360|Flex.  I’ve got so many ideas of things I want to build with it, which is probably a bad thing.  I’ve got $60 worth of parts coming from SparkFun just so I can play with more than a [...]

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