Posts by RimV

CodingJack said
Thanks everyone

This is the only forum I’ve ever actively participated in and I’m proud to be a part of such an amazing community.

I’ve been on a diet since July and was going to post a before and after once I reached my goal. I’m still 7lbs away from that but since my mug has now been released here’s the before photo. I’m down 88 lbs. and if there’s a badge for “no longer a fat guy” I want it

P.S. I’m originally from Boston and after watching the Superbowl last night I’ve since decided to not kill myself

Nice transformation. Congrats Jack !

flashedge said
Flash Professional spits out a smaller .ipa file. Don’t know why, though.

Make sure you “Export release build” in Flash Builder, the testing .ipa file normally contains debug information hence the big size.

I’ll be there, exciting time ahead! Foosball is not my thing though haha

junus said
Thanks for your all responds. I have an another question Is there any differences (performance or etc.) between developing a game from flash builder or flash professional ?

They all compile your file down to native .ipa file on iOS or .air on other platform, so no performance difference.

Flash Builder has better compiler and faster development time if you are a coder. Everything else are pretty much the same.

AIR is really promising. Adobe pushes hard effort on the platform, go for it.

Some AD authors make the switch for business reason. Flash is still more advanced in term of interactive content and animation creating.

Notice that there is a steep learning curve of Android API , it may take months to learn and develop a workable game when you already get used to with SDK , IDE, language and all related stuff.

While AIR ’s performance is not comparable to native platform, you can port your current game right away in a few days after doing some optimization. I believe Flash is the most intuitive platform to create animation, 2d game and up coming 3d game with Stage3D API .

There are pros and cons there, you should do more researches to avoid wasting time on the wrong platform.

Best major feature of AIR is crossed-platform, you can deploy the same app on Android, iOS, Playbook OS, Nook tablet with little to no modification. Performance is not as good as native app, that’s the catch.

Java and AS3 is very similar, if you can code AS3 quite well, Java feels like home.

Congrats ViniRamadhani

For Flash Pro, we’ll have to wait until CS6 unfortunately