… and how to keep your cool while doing it. So you took the cross-language rout of programming. It’s fun, it provides variety and it often feels as if you are a tour guide for families visiting each other’s countries. Done that in real life, trust me. You have several people tugging at your sleeve and asking things like “So what’s that in Canadian dollars?” or “I don’t speak ounces. Why won’t they use the metric system?!” Usually all at the same time, as everyone knows it isn’t impolite if you interrupt in a foreign language.   Share on: WhatsApp Read More

When you are working on a Native Extension for iOS, as a rule, you don’t have direct access to your app’s AppDelegate class, which is how you control UIApplication. Suppose you want to intercept events in your app either before they get to the ActionScrip (AIR) side or because they won’t get there in the first place. This tutorial will show you how to do it. Share on: WhatsApp Read More

It’s been a while since we last talked about recording your screen on iOS. You may remember our tutorial on how to capture the Starling stage in a video file. In that tutorial you see how to record the whole screen or a DisplayObject that is attached to the scene and is visible. In a recent conversation with Amos Laber a question came up: can one record a video of Starling content that is not attached to the stage at all, while the screen is showing something else? As you can imagine throwing a developer an innocent question like this Read More

This is Part 5 of our tutorial on how to have your AIR app be shown in the iOS 8 Share Menu. Share on: WhatsApp Read More