This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
I’m in an article in the August 2003 edition of HOW Magazine!
Pixel People article, page 90.
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Just thought of this on the way to coffee…
If you had an F5 button on your chest, and someone pressed it, what would you do?
No, I’m not talking about some propellarhead DTD… I’m talking about either it’s really late and I’m tired and my eyes & ears decieve me, or XML has gone to far. The text format you love to hate, but still frikin use in your day to job has some-frikin’-how made it into the [...]
Per suggestions per Peldi and Bill Sanders:
- add the ability to enter in custom bandwidth values
- add more values for DSL/Cable & add 3.3 for 56k realistic
Also added:
- ability to save and delete custom entries
- saves last values you had selected
<a href=”http://www.jessewarden.com/downloads/JXL FCS Bandwidth Table.mxp”>JXL FCS Bandwidth Table v1.1</a>
Took a breather from werkin’ to create this quick Flash panel. Spawned from a question on the Flashcom list, this panel allows you to see what to set the Microphone and Camera settings to based on the users bandwidth.
<a href=”http://www.jessewarden.com/downloads/JXL FCS Bandwidth Table.mxp”>JXL FCS Bandwidth Table</a>
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