Animate CC Mobile App Development

By Joseph Labrecque
In this course, you will see how to take advantage of mobile device hardware using new API's in ActionScript 3.0. Software required: Animate CC.
Course info
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 28, 2016
Duration
5h 21m
Table of contents
Flash Professional CC Mobile Basics
Course Overflow 1m About Flash Professional CC 3m What Is Adobe AIR? 3m Creating a Mobile Project 3m Mobile Templates 2m Manage Adobe AIR SDK 3m Developing for Android 7m Developing for iOS 5m On-device Testing 2m Using the Mobile Simulator 3m
Mobile Design Considerations
Vectors vs. Bitmaps 5m Creative UI Elements 5m Application Scaling Within Flash Professional 8m Detecting Screen Bounds 8m Sizing Elements per Device Resolution 4m Positioning Elements Within Your App 4m Detecting Orientation Changes 4m Overview of the Mobile Shell Project 5m The Flash Professional Workspace 2m
Handling Input and Touch Events
Detecting Input Types 4m Using Mouse Events 5m Simple Touch Events 6m Detecting Long Press Interactions 6m Employing Touch and Drag Events 4m SoftKey Detection with Android 6m
Responding to Gestures
Detecting Supported Gestures 7m Using the Zoom Gesture 7m Using the Rotate Gesture 4m Using the Pan Gesture 3m Using the Swipe Gesture 5m Detecting a Two-finger Tap 5m
Interacting with Device Sensors
Reading from the Accelerometer 5m Setting the Accelerometer Interval 2m Reacting to Accelerometer Data 4m Detecting the Geolocation Status 5m Reading from the Geolocation Sensor 3m Passing GPS Coordinates to a Map 5m
Work with the Camera and Microphone
Detecting Camera and Microphone 5m Capturing a Photograph with Camera 9m Capturing a Photograph with Camera UI 6m Reading from the CameraRoll 9m Access the Built-in Microphone 4m Capturing Audio Data 2m
Native Software Interactions
Invoking the Default Web Browser 7m Using a StageWebView 4m Navigating StageWebView 6m Invoking the Device Phone Dialer 3m Invoking the Default SMS Program 2m Invoking the Native Email Client 2m Invoking Google Play and Apple App Store 7m
Working with Files and Data
Creating a Text File 7m Reading a Text File 8m Employing a SQLite Database 6m Writing SQLite Data 7m Reading SQLite Data 6m Local Shared Objects 8m Using Remote Data 5m
Stage3D: Starling and Feathers
What Are Starling and Feathers? 2m Configuring External Libraries 5m Basic Starling App 8m Feathers Integration 6m Feathers Component Explorer 1m Feathers Layout Explorer 3m Feathers Transition Explorer 2m
Additional Considerations
Keeping the Screen Awake 2m Forcing App Deactivation 2m Using an ANE in Your Project 6m Custom App Icons 3m Completing the Application Descriptor 4m
Description
Course info
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 28, 2016
Duration
5h 21m
Description

In this course, you will see how to take advantage of mobile device hardware using new API's in ActionScript 3.0. You'll see how you can produce apps and publish them for mobile devices. Software required: Animate CC.

About the author
Joseph Labrecque
About the author

Joseph Labrecque is primarily employed by the University of Denver as a senior interactive software engineer specializing in the creation of expressive desktop, web, and mobile solutions. He is also the proprietor of Fractured Vision Media, LLC. Joseph is an Adobe Education Leader and Adobe Community Professional.

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