Adobe AIR Reviews

.- ability to design and code at the same time using Animate CC IDE

- Combines creative visual UI with a strong, mature and powerful as3 syntax which is very approachable

- AIR SDK is updated every month with new, exciting capabilities addressing the latest versions of Android and iOS operating systems

- Adobe AIR native extensions (ANE) allow you to easily tap into the Android / iOS hardware features with a single codebase (check out Distriqt Air Native Extensions)

-Adobe AIR is an easy excellent option for any user especially when building different Applications with high performance, which can be supported on various platforms like Windows, Androids, Mac and others.

-Amazing ability to manage multiple Windows opening, Window resizing, Window maximizing and also Window minimizing, and the tool does not require a specific computer specification to handle the tool and other supported Applications required.

-Not much i can recall to dislike about this tool with an amazing capabilities to develop other various Apps.

-Adobe AIR its the flexible Application development tool which is very simple to use and an axcellent tool for business enhancement.

Adobe Air is the way to go for 2D and 3D content development. Trust me when I say that I have been using this software and it is incredibly awesome. Not only is so good for creating the best 3D game versions, it is easier for me to use and developing the prototypes is just enjoyable and easy as 123. Apart from all the above, I found it very easy to integrate some related software with Adobe Bridge.

I have really not had so many issues with Adobe Air however, due to its great number of features, a new user may get confused but also it is used to running on my device even when I do not know that it is running and that slows my device at times. Another not so big problem is that Adobe Air may be a little confusing for some developers who are not well used to it because of its highly flavored language feature.

I cannot go for any other prototype developing software other than adobe AIR. I highly recommend this software for any game developer. I tell you you wont regret once you start using it.

The truth is that Adobe AIR has been so awesome to me. I can easily make a prototype of a game within a very limited period of time. Apart from that, i can easily integrate other related software easily and this has helped me do my work easily. Controlling my own prototype work especially using bitmap has always been a possibility thanks to AIR .

What I like the most is that I can type out papers and use it without wifi. Sometimes, I may be travelling with no wifi so it is perfect to complete your tasks and perfect to save data then it is there when the wifi comes back on as well. It is a helpful program to use to save and store documents in like a drive which is the best thing.

What I dislike is that the program sometimes does not save immediatley and so I might accidentally exit out of the installer and the data I typed out is gone. So, that is one thing I need to be careful of when I use this Adobe. Other than that, it is a simple, easy application to use for all.

I use this to type documents and save within the application as storage and it has simple to learn and quickly use for your work.

I currently use adobe air to help create desktop applications at work. This program comes in handy when trying to make them crossplatform compatible.

It has a very steep learning curve at the start. It really takes a while and a lot of training and effort to get good at using the product. However, it becomes rather easy once you learn what you need to do.

I recommend having an informative class that teaches the application to new students.

We use adobe AIR to help with the creation of applications for students. The benefits are making applications that students can use that will help them succeed in their studies as well as use the information to exceed in their future.

With a single code base I build complex applications for iOS, Android, Window and PC. My apps run great at native speed. I have several in all the different app stores. And whats great is, as soon as a new device or app store becomes available, Adobe Air will be quick to create publish options for that too, allowing me to use the same code for past projects to be the first to the new platforms. Also, Airs drawing and vector capabilities can't be beat, for all the different screen resolutions this is a game changer. Actionscript is an awesome object oriented language.

I wish Adobe would show a little more lovin'

Cross-platform application development.

- Targeting iOS, Android, PC and Mac OS X with the same code base, with ANEs to target platform specific functionality as required. There are off the shelf ANEs for almost anything, but you can write your own (or get someone like me to do so) if there's something else you really need.

- Choice of IDE. I use FlashDevelop (which is free, and fantastic) and do everything in code, you can go the Adobe route with Animate CC if you want a graphical IDE.

I like that I'm able to easily access documents and electronically sign them.

Sometimes there is a lag when saving the documents

Easy access to complete forms

AIR does an excellent job of providing a low-overhear cross-platform experience for the applications I work on and deploy.

Although updates are always a good thing for security and stability, I often receive update notifications after my AIR app has already loaded instead of when it initially loads.

If you develop applications that need to be pushed to multiple platforms without the concern for developing on unreliable engines, definitely give Adobe AIR a try.

Cross-platform control system user interfaces and hardware configuration environments.

I didn't know at first that adobe air was similar to flash in the way it enhances applications and allows you to see certain visuals. Its a necessary application to run anything adobe. It also makes it easier for developers to build applications.

It seems to take up a lot of disk space.

I realize most adobe products won't work without it. Such as dreamweaver, photoshop, and media player.