Feathers: Stage3D & Starling-based UI controls
September 18th, 2012
Lightweight, fast, efficient, skinable.
Are you building Flash/AIR games or apps and looking for UI controls library? Well, Feathers UI by Josh Tynjala is a total must have.
Check it out at FeathersUI.com
P2P Gaming Libs from my MAX 2010 session
November 24th, 2010
Update 3/18/2011: Source-code is available here: https://github.com/tomkrcha/RealtimeGameLib
Update 11/28/2010: Library now accepts variable group name, so you can create more instances. Download updated library below. Example: var game:P2PGame = new P2PGame(serverAddress,groupName);
Lot of you guys are asking for libs I’ve used in my Adobe MAX 2010 session Building P2P Multiplayer Games.
It’s still work in progress, but you can basically grab SWC libraries here with example.
I don’t want to publish source now as it needs several changes, refactor, comments, etc. But source-code should be available soon 
This library has been used for MAX Racer without no change. So it’s kickass tested stuff! But not completely finished and documented yet. So this is the disclaimer, I do not provide any guarantees.
If you want to start playing with it, go ahead. Comments are highly welcome!
This engines creates a full mesh network via DIRECT_CONNECTIONS NetStreams among all connected users. Thanks to that, you get lowest latency possible and it’s highly suitable for realtime gaming.
AS3-P2P-LIB and P2P Video Calls on Android
July 22nd, 2010
I am very happy that the community is getting more and more involved in P2P. I told you, it has endless possibilities!
AS3-P2P-LIB
AS3-P2P-LIB is a pure ActionScript 3.0 Library by Dominic Graefen that helps Flash developers get started with P2P easily.
All Classes | Example | Project page at GitHub
P2P Video Calls on Android
My fellow evangelist Mark Doherty built a great demo app using P2P and AIR 2.5 for Android. Watch this video, where he shows how it works. And btw: I should really teach him how to pronounce my name Mark, you are going to get a lesson at MAX 2010!
Check Mark’s blog post for further information.