Adobe Flash Builder Update Adds iOS, BlackBerry Tablet Support
Following up on its just-debuted support for Android, Adobe has updated its <a href="http://www.adobe.com/products/flash-builder.html" target="_blank">Flash Builder</a> suite to support iOS and BlackBerry PlayBook devices using a unified codebase.
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Following up on its recently-debuted support for Android, Adobe has updated its Flash Builder development suite to support iOS and BlackBerry PlayBook devices, allowing developers to make cross-platform apps with one codebase. The Adobe Flash Builder MXML editor (formerly known as Adobe Flex Builder) allows creators to build cross-platform applications for mobile, web and desktop applications using ActionScript and Adobe's own Flex framework. "Developers can quickly build and distribute apps through the Android Market, BlackBerry App World and Apple App Store using one tool chain, programming language and code base—a first for developers!" Adobe's Puneet Goel wrote on Adobe's Flash blog. While this doesn't bring iOS devices any closer to supporting Flash-based applications (Apple CEO Steve Jobs blames "technology issues"), it could ease development for those wishing to create cross-platform applications or port any existing Flash content to iOS. More information on Adobe Flash Builder is available on its official site. A video demonstration of the iOS update is available here.
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