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Writing well-behaved, efficient, AIR applications

Posted by Rob Christensen

Arno Gourdol, a member of the AIR engineering team, has posted an excellent blog entry titled Writing Well-behaved, Efficient, AIR Applications. Whether you are just beginning to build your first Adobe AIR application or already have deployed one to your users, this article provides some excellent suggestions on how to optimize the performance of your applications.

  • Posted on May 07, 2009 at 2:16 PM

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