Learn about Adobe Edge Code, a lightweight editor with features that focus on productivity for web developers. This session will cover how to use the core features of Edge Code, as well as how to enhance it with extensions.This session will teach:• How to get up and running with Edge Code• How to access and make the most out of Live Preview, Inline Editing, and more• Where to find extensions and how to use them

Learn how a PhoneGap application can deliver near-native performance if you avoid a few common pitfalls, implement a few performance techniques, and leverage the latest capabilities of the HTML rendering engine available on your device. In this session, we'll cover techniques including:• Avoiding pitfalls such as inline scripting• Using the correct events for the device• Using hardware accelerated transitions• Scrollable list performance

Ryan Stewart shows you Adobe Edge Code preview built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: live development, code hinting for HTML and CSS, inline colors, and quick code editing in context.

Principal Scientist Narciso Jaramillo introduces Brackets, a new open-source code editor from Adobe, and demonstrates two features that improve productivity: inline editing for accessing code snippets from various files and live development for viewing updates instantly.

With Illustrator's panels ported over to a completely new system, it is easier than ever to make inline text edits and use keyboard shortcuts, freeing you from the tyranny of the mouse.

In this episode of the training series, will learn how to create both item renderers and item editors as drop-in, inline, and component implementations, how to use Spark components in the renderers, and how to handle a click event on an item in the DataGrid control.

In this episode of the Flex in a Week training series, you will learn about events and how to handle them inline in the MXML code as well as in ActionScript event handlers.

Join Joa Ebert for a tour of the features of his Apparat framework. You'll learn how to optimize ActionScript using Apparat features like inline expansion. The session will also focus on code coverage and how Apparat can help you write better ActionScript.