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Flex Looks to Improve Designer/Developer Workflow
Views: 0 05 Jul 2008 08:06 am
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Flex architect Ely Greenfield shows how designers will have complete control over the look and feel of their applications in the next version of Flex without writing a line of code.
Take a look into the future and see what Adobe has planned for Flex as they look to vastly improve designer/developer workflow in [...]
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Flash content to be indexed better by google and yahoo
Views: 8 04 Jul 2008 09:51 pm
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Subscribe to Newsletter Widget
Views: 11 04 Jul 2008 07:12 am
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This subscribe to newsletter is a very simple horizontal sliding page mailing list or newsletter sign up from Flashden.  It's  great a tool to embed into just about any blog, e-commerce site, or simple website. A easy way to subscribe users to whatever list that you might have.  Check it out for yourself!
Features Include: [...]
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Updated Flash Player 10 Beta on Labs
Views: 11 04 Jul 2008 01:56 am
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Adobe just uploaded an updated version of Flash Player 10 Beta on their Labs site. The new version contains several fixes as well as a new command - the unloadAndStop is a brilliant addition to the API!
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convert xml tags to lowercase
Views: 14 03 Jul 2008 10:33 am
By: moock
Here's a handy little function for converting all tag names and attribute names in an XML object to lower case. Useful for doing case-insensitive matching on tag names and attribute names. public function xmlTagsToLowerCase (xml:XML):XML { // Convert the root tag to lowercase xml.setName(xml.name().toString().toLowerCase()); for each (var attribute:XML in xml.@*) { attribute.setName(attribute.name().toString().toLowerCase()); } // Convert all descendant tags to lowercase for each (var child:XML in xml..*) { // If the...
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Google learns to crawl Flash
Views: 17 02 Jul 2008 05:41 pm
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Google has been developing a new algorithm for indexing textual content in Flash files of all kinds, from Flash menus, buttons and banners, to self-contained Flash websites.
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/06/google-learns-to-crawl-flash.html
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“Adobe Flash Virtual Human Player”
Views: 16 02 Jul 2008 12:27 pm
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Search Engines Soon Ready To Reveal Flash Content
Views: 17 02 Jul 2008 06:53 am
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Adobe has just announced that they are teaming up with search industry leaders, Google and Yahoo, to dramatically improve search results of dynamic Web content and rich Internet applications. This new search engine solution is essentially a special version of the Flash Player which enhances search engine indexing of the SWF file format.
What this means [...]
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SWFs to become fully searchable
Views: 16 02 Jul 2008 12:16 am
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Today, Adobe announces a new search engine solution, a special Flash Player that runs on the server to provide Search Engines a "real" look at what's inside your Flash and Flex files, including any dynamic data it pulls in. We talked to Justin Everett-Church from Adobe to get to know more.
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Video’s on FDT, HobNox and Mario Klingemann’s best work now
Views: 18 01 Jul 2008 10:43 am
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TN2 Gallery: A Flash Image Gallery With an Extra Kick
Views: 27 01 Jul 2008 06:27 am
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The TN2Gallery is a powerful XML driven Flash photo gallery with flexible thumbnail options, transition effects, and navigation controls. Photos can be categorized into galleries and include descriptions.  The biggest optional feature is probably the ability to integrate an admin panel in order to upload, tag and manage photos and galleries through a database.
Gallery features [...]
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Handset Detection (Mobile Browser Sniffing)
Views: 20 01 Jul 2008 02:57 am
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A huge challenge when developing web sites for mobile phones, either as a separate entity, or as a gracefully degraded version of the “desktop” version, is sniffing just what features the device has. This might include support for XHTML, JavaScript 1.5, Flash Lite (standalone or embedded in a page) and so on.
I just caught a post on the Flash Lite mailing list regarding a new site,
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Mate: Event driven framework for Flex
Views: 20 30 Jun 2008 05:51 pm
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This article will introduce you to the Mate framework for Adobe Flex. "Mate" (pronounced "mah-teh") is a tag based framework used to build Flex applications. Mate helps define the architecture of your application. Two important goals of the Mate framework are: simplicity and non-intrusiveness. Using the Mate framework will help you create a loosely coupled application. There is a companion Mate application along with this article available for download that demonstrates how to call a web service and render the services data to the applications view.
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Video’s on FDT, HobNox and Mario Klingemann’s best work now
Views: 25 29 Jun 2008 10:56 pm
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An iPod Stylized Flash MP3 Player
Views: 31 29 Jun 2008 04:52 am
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For all you iPod lovers out there check out this iPod based Flash mp3 player. Overall, I believe it comes pretty close to simulating a 3G iPod. This Flash component even simulates the functionality of the scroll wheel to adjust the volume.
Check it out for yourself!
Download this mp3 Player
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Video’s on FDT, HobNox and Mario Klingemann’s best work now
Views: 32 28 Jun 2008 06:13 pm
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A Video Overview of the AIR iPhone
Views: 34 28 Jun 2008 04:25 am
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Last week I mentioned of a very innovative Adobe AIR application called AIR iPhone. AIR iPhone basically simulates the user interface of the iPhone. It has the capabilities to make calls, receive calls, check voicemail, add contacts and even send voice messages, all using Ribbit.
Below is a video overview of the AIR iPhone created by [...]
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RIAJobs.org launched
Views: 41 27 Jun 2008 03:35 pm
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This evening, Peter Elst officially launched a new pet project, a site offering job listings for the entire RIA community. It's free to use and covers not only Flash and Flex, but also other technologies such as AIR, AJAX, Gears, JavaFX, Silverlight as well as Web 2.0 in general.
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Video’s on FDT, HobNox and Mario Klingemann’s best work now
Views: 45 27 Jun 2008 07:42 am
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Free Introductory AS3 Workshop Slides
Views: 40 27 Jun 2008 01:01 am
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If you're even a just little bit excited about AS3, then you need to leave right now and head over to Grant Skinner's generously donated slide deck from his Introductory AS3 Workshop. Grant's slide deck includes 165 slides and they are filled with useful code snippets.
After going through these slides, you will walk away feeling [...]
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