I have been playing with the TripIt API yesterday. TripIt provides typical RESTful services to access your travel data. Like other Web APIs, they use OAuth (Open Authorization) to allow third-party applications to access your protected TripIt data without requiring you to enter your TripIt credentials in the third-party app. The authorization workflow goes like [...]
Archive | December, 2010
Flex Mobile Trader Application running on the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the BlackBerry PlayBook
After the Employee Directory video I posted on Friday, here is another example of a Flex application deployed to different mobile devices. This one is a Mobile Trader Desktop showing the progress of your investments and real time market data streaming running on both the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the BlackBerry PlayBook. If you want [...]
Deploying a Flex Application to the BlackBerry PlayBook (and Android Devices)
Last night, I downloaded the new BlackBerry Playbook SDK and thought it would be fun to try to run the Employee Directory application I had just blogged earlier in the day (as an Android tutorial) in the PlayBook Emulator. It turned out to be amazingly simple. I was able to run the application without changing [...]
Tutorial: Flex for Android in 90 Minutes
If you are looking for a quick way to get started building Flex applications for Android (even if you don’t have an Android device), check out this tutorial: FlexAndroid90Minutes.pdf. You can download the supporting materials here: FlexAndroid90Minutes.zip. This tutorial will be posted as a DevNet article in a couple of weeks, but I already wanted [...]