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1. Re: Is AIR for Blackberry 10 possible/worth it?
Innovatology Mar 31, 2013 2:05 AM (in response to FLAdude)AIR is installed natively on BB10 and PlayBook, although it is still AIR 3.1 (i.e. no Stage3D).
Flash Builder and FDT are the preferred ways of developing, though it should be possible with Flash Pro if you know what you're doing. Better to try with FB or FDT first though, as they provide on-device debugging and excellent integration for packaging and deploying your apps. Otherwise you'll be messing around with the command line.
As BB10 has a native AIR runtime preinstalled, there is no point developing it as an AIR for Android app. In fact, it's impossible.
It is certainly worth it.
We use Dev Alpha's, PlayBooks and Z10's to test our BB apps.
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2. Re: Is AIR for Blackberry 10 possible/worth it?
Applauz78 Apr 3, 2013 6:31 AM (in response to Innovatology)I just ported my game which is built in Flash Pro for iOS and Android... easily published to BB10. It took longer to deal with the code signing certificates, etc than actually getting the game up and running on the BB10 device.

