An article I wrote for Peachpit Press titled Building AIR Application Menus with the MenuBuilder Framework was just published at Peachpit’s Web site. In this article I discuss how the MenuBuilder JavaScript framework can be used to easily turn an XML file into an AIR application’s menus.
In this, the somewhat delayed Part 6 of my series on the jQuery JavaScript framework, I talk about performing Ajax requests using jQuery. You may want to read the previous five parts before getting into this one:
An article I wrote entitled Using jQuery to Customize Your Adobe AIR Application has just been published online at Peachpit Press’s Web site.. You can read it at http://www.peachpit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1326510. The article shows a handful of practical ways jQuery can be used in an Adobe AIR application, although some of the information covered is much more about jQuery than it is about Adobe AIR (i.e., much of the content is applicable to Web development, too).
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