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This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.

Archive for June, 2006

I was building this component to work with the DataGrid. It needs to to really “understand” the DataGrid, and part of that is being very intimate with how the DataGrid’s columns work. This is an array that holds DataGridColumns. These give data on how to draw the grid. The component needed [...]

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Red Bull Build – Week 3

Tuesday, June 20th, 2006

2 weeks ago, I went to Orlando, Florida for the Red Bull Build, a contest Red Bull held for college students. The winners had a design studio built for them for a 3 week stretch to build a game promoting Red Bull X Fighters, an international motorcross freestyle competition. Justin Everett-Church and I [...]

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What Does it Take to Outsource You?

Monday, June 19th, 2006

I was reading CNN’s money site and various other similar news sites, and reading how IBM was failing to sell itself to investors. While investing heavily in India since sales there were up, the article cites how this isn’t enough to help their stock. They aren’t the only companies doing this, so selling [...]

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New Site Design

Monday, June 19th, 2006

I’ve implemented the first stage of my new site design. It will take me another 2 weeks to implement additional navigation, fix some IE specific issues, and optimize the CSS & images. If you have problems (visual or technical), please leave a comment here. I’d love to hear them!
I’m aware the main [...]

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*** Update 7.14.2006: Got an official update.
(mt) Media Temple currently has plans for turn-key hosted Flex Data Services solutions. Although we don’t have a confirmed timeline for the rollout of these products please be assured they are in our pipeline and will be prioritized based on customer demand.
*** Update 7.12.2006: Been shooting emails back and [...]

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