<Building a Hangman iPad App with Flash - Getting Started ⁄ >

This tutorial will teach you how to develop a simple app for the iPad using Flash CS 5.5. In this two-part series, we'll be building a simple hangman game. After completing this series, you should feel comfortable enough to start developing your own iOS applications with Flash.

Step 1: Generating A CSR

Before we get started actually building our application, let's take a step back and get the development environment setup. If you're Flash developer new to iOS development, then you probably have no idea how to test Flash applications on an iOS device. Unfortunately, it isn't as simple as just clicking "Run". You'll first need to create what's called a CSR, or Certificate Signing Request. You'll need to upload this CSR to the Apple Provisioning Portal, which means you'll also need to create an iOS developer account at the official iOS development site. We won't cover all the steps of setting up an account with the iOS developer program here, but the instructions on Apple's site are easy to follow. If you aren't already an iOS development program member, sign up now.

After you've registered with Apple as an iOS developer, you're ready to continue setting up a CSR. Inside your applications folder on a Mac, you'll find a folder called utilities, and within this folder, there is an application called "Keychain Access". Open Keychain Access to get started with the certificate generation process.



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