knowing EXACTLY what is new

[Colin Holgate]

Each week I eagerly await the AIR SDK update, that happens on most weeks (less so when you're doing major product releases!). But, the read me file includes a long list of things that are new since the previous major release.

It would be very handy to have a very short list of the reasons why we might be interested in this build. Also, a shorter list (hopefully) of reasons we might not want to use this build.

As an example, I have been waiting for years for sound latency to be improved on Android, and it would be a shame if I missed a build update that solved the issue, just because I didn't wade through the longer list of things that were exactly the same the week before.

Thank you for your consideration!

[Guest]

Yep, everyone else on earth got the 'what's new/fixed' idea..., and links to the doc on twitter - that is I think mostly used on mobile - always point to a PDF files... not the best idea either.

[Jeff__Ward]

They've got a "What's New" - it's just, "What's new since 3 months ago."  Hey look, AIR just got Android x86 support...  oh wait.   

I've learned to just open the document and search for "Workers" in the same paragraph as iOS.

[Idlemedia]

+1. I thought I was alone on this. Why not a "What's new in this build" section?

[kheftel]

+1 for sure. this would be very helpful

[marcanw]

As he said 🙂

[Guest]

So do I, i check here every week, but i am said to say, i'm going to lose the hope, seems the adobe is going to ignore this situation.

[kheftel]

+1