Win a Copy of Joseph Labrecque’s “Flash Development for Android Cookbook”!

Win a Copy of Joseph Labrecque’s “Flash Development for Android Cookbook”!

Our news reporter, Joseph Labrecque, recently wrote the Flash Development for Android Cookbook, full of “recipes” for building Android applications with Flash and AIR. We’ve teamed up with Packt Publishing to give away three free copies. Read on to find out how you can win one!

Flash Development for Android Cookbook

From the official book description:

  • The quickest way to solve your problems with building Flash applications for Android
  • Contains a variety of recipes to demonstrate mobile Android concepts and provide a solid foundation for your ideas to grow
  • Learn from a practical set of examples how to take advantage of multitouch, geolocation, the accelerometer, and more
  • Optimize and configure your application for worldwide distribution through the Android Market
  • Part of Packt’s Cookbook series: Each recipe is a carefully organized sequence of instructions to complete the task as efficiently as possible

How to Enter

The contest is over! Thanks to all those who entered. Keep an eye on Activetuts+ for future giveaways.

  • http://www.juxt2.com Dimitree

    Well its fun to learn some new recipes!

  • Gjorgji

    I’m making games as indie developer for more than 8 months as only job and barely surviving. Everyone talks that mobile development is a way to go for indies now days, so I like to learn as more as possible on that subject. :)

  • aditya

    hope i win since i just step up into flash android development :D
    @wei_chi

  • Vidit Kothari
  • Andy

    Would love to get my hands on this book

  • bob crane

    Student of web design. Would be a great asset.

  • Jorge

    Wow, I want it!

  • Reinaldo Maldonado

    Hi, everyone, I want this book because I started to develop my own games using flash, but where i live is hard to find a college how teach this.

    Tweet: http://twitter.com/#!/3Droide/status/99844046855479296

  • http://dallenad.com/games/ Daniel Ramirez

    I just started making my first game for Android, and this would be of great help.

  • http://blog.adobexpert.com Marlon Ceballos

    I love the Flash Platform and I want to learn how to develop Android applications.

  • http://www.joshrickert.com Josh Rickert

    I’m a media student, and I think it’s incredibly important to be familiar with development on platforms like android, which [with their successors] are going to define the next decade’s technology.

  • Vivian Kosy

    I’m cookin’ good lookin’ give me the app cookbook.

  • Daniel Albu

    This book would be a great asset :)

  • http://www.charlesdiggs.com Charles Diggs

    This would be the perfect opportunity to learn new development techniques on the Android mobile platform. Besides, there’s no better way to leverage my GROWING knowledge of Actionscript 3 than to just jump right in! Android development is NEXT!

  • http://www.danielsidhion.com Daniel Sidhion

    As a Flash Game developer wanting to try mobile, this would be awesome :)

  • sawrb

    To hell with the ‘Tweet this’, ‘three lucky winners’ nonsense. Coaxing people into tweeting about your product with baits like these, rather than their own free will is just plain uncool.

    Just let me know when the damn book is out, I’ll buy it.

    • http://michaeljameswilliams.com/ Michael James Williams
      Author

      It’s already out… I linked to it in the post.

    • Splicage

      There aren’t many games on the Android market that are rated more than 4 star. Dillo Hills is currently the top download Air for Android game on the Market, with a rating of just 3.8 stars. I’D LIKE TO AMEND THIS, with a language that I’m familiar with! :)

      • Splicage

        Woops. Replied by accident. Was meant to comment. Fix this please :)

  • http://www.remitechsolutions.com Kevin

    I’d like a copy of this book to help add to my skill set in a field I’m already studying.

  • http://www.flipsidenation.com Chris Parkinson

    Working on my first mobile game. Would love to win a copy!

  • http://www.fcevik.com/ fatih

    I hope i will win.
    @fatihdu77

  • http://cokelatsoft.com Trimikha
  • Tim

    When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for man to venture into the unknown and challange the Mobile Market, the wise will seek guidance from the guru breed of coders with Ninja like qualities to avoid the pitfalls that can lead to complete and total failure.

    • http://michaeljameswilliams.com/ Michael James Williams
      Author

      This is my favourite comment so far.

  • Keelan Brettner

    I am a student learning android development for flash and this would help me out allot.

  • kah shiu

    Most institutes based their Mobile Games curriculum around IPhone due to consistency of its platform (display dimensions, etc). Im having seconds thoughts. I think Android has a bigger share of mobile market and its worthy to have students learn to deploy Air Android. Hope this book will shed some light on my quest to push for its inclusion into curriculum.

  • Joost

    I’d love to win a copy of this book, as I’ve recently ventured into development for Android in Java and am very curious to find out if there is an easier way – combining Flash and Android would be awesome!

  • Richard Lee

    You can’t have too many Flash books. Plus it would be good for me to check out this publisher for a change.

    Reading this book permanently improves the player’s Flash skill by 2

  • http://repg.org tvardy

    Wheee! I know/use/love Flex but never tryied to develop Android Applications… Maybe this is the time?

  • http://www.jsCampos.com/ Jose Campos

    It’s time to evolve and take the content everywhere! thats why I would love to get this book! :-)

  • Kenny T

    To learn Andriod development with Flash :)

  • Alexey

    heh