Beside Adobe, you could probably start here: http://www.smashingapps.com/2009/03/06/25-excellent-and-useful-adobe-air-tutorials-resources.html
RG --- In [email protected], "simonjpalmer" <simonjpal...@...> wrote: > > I have built quite a few apps with Flex 2 over the last few years and have > been using using a Java (JBoss) back end. I have a new requirement for an > app which needs to be able to run on- and off-line and deliver an identical > user experience. My limited understanding of AIR is that this is what it was > intended to do, so I got FlexBuilder 3. > > I have done all the sort of startup stuff that you would expect, like > building an app from scratch and reading a collection of tutorials on the web > and downloading a few sample apps, but I haven't yet come across a good > resource for giving me the start I need. > > (Naively) I was expecting to be able to build a regular web-based flex app > and then "deploy" it to AIR, with maybe some additional features in the AIR > version to take advantage of it running on the desktop. Alternatively I was > expecting to be able to take the AIR app and "deploy" it to the web as an SWF. > > I'm obviously missing some basic element of the AIR philosophy because I > can't really see how to do either of these things. I suspect I just need > some really obvious thing pointed out to me. > > Does anyone know of a good resource to introduce the AIR architecture and > philosophy to Flex programmers? >
