ReadAIR is an AIR application developed by adamjmcgrath.

Features

* Mac themed scrollbars and form elements
* Full synchronization with Google Reader Account
* Add/Remove/Manage tags
* Subscribe/Unsubscribe from feeds
* Search your feeds
* User preferences
* Resizable viewing pane
* Auto software update
* Auto login

RadAIR - Google Reader on Adobe AIR

This site not only showcase some f the coolest AIR applications, but it also allows you to get to read some nice AIR tutorials, get the latest news about the product and advices you on good resources found on the web.

For sure a web space to add to favorites. Enjoy!

freshAIRapps

- Getting Started
- Application Collections
- Articles
- Bloggers
- Language-Specific Integration
- Popular Applications
- Resources
- Third Party Integration
- Tutorials

101 Adobe AIR Resources

With Shu you are able to quickly convert your AIR applications into standalone applications to run on PC or Mac machines without the AIR runtime installed!

Via Frankie Loscavio.

“Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced that the pre-release alpha version of Adobe® AIR™ software for Linux® operating systems is available on Adobe Labs (www.adobe.com/go/airlinux ). The Linux community of developers can now use proven Web technologies, such as HTML, Ajax, Adobe Flash® and Adobe Flex® software, to build rich Internet applications (RIAs) that deploy to desktops across operating systems. RIA developers can extend the reach of their desktop applications on Adobe AIR to Linux users without writing additional platform-specific code, providing access to innovative, branded desktop applications that were previously only available to Mac and Windows users.”

Press Release

Via ActionScript Technology Center

Download PDF 25 page guide here

Nicolas Lierman experiences.

1. Introduction
2. From concept to product
3. It has to be functional
4. Some of the technical challenges
5. Roadmap for the future

Adobe AIR Developer Center for Flex

- The look
- The feel
- The experience brand
- Enter Adobe AIR
- Desktop icon
- Custom window chrome

Adobe AIR Developer Center

The Introduction by Mike Chambers.

What is Adobe AIR?
What did we (Adobe) release for this launch?
What’s new in this release?
Time to do something cool

Adobe Developer Connection

This application was in Beta for a long time, but yesterday version 1.0 was released. As far as I know no big changes were done, however lots of bugs were fixed since Beta version.

Via appscout.com

Benjamin Dobler has created a very cool application putting together AIR, Papervision and Parleys.com. Check out the result here.

Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced that global brands are embracing the Adobe technology platform for rich Internet applications (RIAs) to create new types of engaging experiences for their customers, partners and employees. Adobe RIA technologies, including Adobe® AIR™ and Adobe® Flex® 3 software, released today (see separate release), provide companies with a comprehensive solution for the creation and deployment of RIAs for the browser and the desktop.

Press release

Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the availability of Adobe® AIR™ and Adobe® Flex® 3 software, furthering the Adobe technology platform for rich Internet applications (RIAs). Developers and designers use Adobe RIA technologies to rapidly create and deploy rich, branded content and applications. The release of Adobe AIR signals the next wave of Adobe RIA innovation by bridging the real-time, dynamic capabilities of the Web with the computing power and data capabilities of the desktop. Businesses that leverage the Web as a platform are now using the latest Adobe RIA technologies to build and deploy more engaging applications with the widest reach across browsers, desktops and operating systems.

Press Release

This job posting is location specific, we are looking for someone who is within driving or public transportation distance of San Francisco, CA U.S.A.

This project is already 60%-70% programmed, and we are only looking for someone to finish v1.0 and potentially take the project to the next level [v2.0, v3.0 etc] with us if there is a good fit - staff/management/programmer.

We are looking for energetic, driven people to participate in a WEB 2.0-ish project.
The project is to be built on Adobe AIR/Flex technology to run on the PC, Mac platforms, as well as mobile devices [iPhone, and others].

The successful applicant should enjoy a fast paced, challenging environment and understand making and meeting deadlines.

You should have an understanding of programming on the PC, as well as MAC platforms.
Understanding basic networking [TCP/IP] is also a good idea.

Knowledge of Adobe AIR pre-release/1.0 and Flex 3.0 required.
Knowledge of UI design a big plus.
Knowledge of Flash, a definite bonus.

Knowledge of other programming languages such as Java, XCode are valuable, but initial focus is on the AIR/Flex program.

You, the programmer will be working with a team of 3 to 4 interns.

Working from home after initial trial period is a possibility for the right applicants.

Compensation will be based on type of position and experience.

Serious applicants only, please.

Starting Date: Immediately.
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Contact information for this internship is as follows:

email: exlemor@gmail.com

Hours for this position are somewhat flexible…
Willing to work with the right applicant to meet in part their schedules…

Sincerely,

Emmanuel Lemor
ThumbIt, Inc.

If interested please answer the questions below and email to helptesterairlinux at adobe dot com.

1. Are you comfortable working with prerelease software that is not yet feature complete?

2. Will you be able to submit bug reports on issues that you find back to our development team?

3. How many hours a week can you spend testing on Linux?

4. What is the primary distribution of Linux that you’re using? If you are using more than one distribution, please list.

5. Will you be developing applications on your Linux machine (as opposed to writing on Windows and testing the applications on Linux)?

6. What other operating system are you using, if any (Mac, Windows)? Can you compare the behavior of AIR for Linux with AIR for Windows and AIR for Mac OS?

7. Are you working on an AIR application today? If so, please describe.

8. Are you primarily a Flash, Flex or JavaScript developer?

9. What is your name, company name and email address?

Resources list by riascope.com

Take a look at this BlueClock article with some useful tips to get you started.