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October 30, 2007

David Tucker On ColdFusion Powered AIR Applications

Posted At : 10:46 AM
Related Categories: AIR, ColdFusion, Flex

David Tucker has written an article for Adobe Developer Connection entitled Managing Adobe AIR updates with ColdFusion 8. While the article is about using ColdFusion to manage updates to an AIR application post-deployment, David does demonstrate lots of ColdFusion/Flex/AIR integration techniques that are useful to any ColdFusion developers looking at AIR and Flex.

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