This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
Seeking Flex/Flash developer with strong graphics/web design skills for unique and exciting project. Must be expert in Flex CSS and Cell Renderers and comfortable with OOP development. Reply must include work samples produced IN FLEX by *you alone* as well as your preferred developer/designer tool-set and your availability.
Location: Phoenix, Arizona area. Telecommuting OK.
Compensation: Mutually agreeable [...]
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If you, like me, loathe Snap.com’s popups, and refuse to have a cookie from their site as a removal solution, here’s what you do.
For Firefox:
Go here.
Install the plugin (click link at bottom)
Restart Firefox.
Click “Adblock” on bottom [...]
For those of you who wish to just start working on a Flex project immediately, it can be quite daunting to do. New Project, setup Cairngorm, etc. Obviously daunting is quite the dramatic flair, but regardless, it should be quicker. If you don’t have any integrated code generation tools, one quick way [...]
mProjector, a Flash Player projector creator has just released version 3. This is a me too post, but just had to blog it since mProjector is my favorite out compared to Zinc and SWFStudio. If you can’t wait for Apollo, and/or want to create applications using Flex or Flash on the desktop [...]
Yahoo Maps provides a component that you can use in your Flash and Flex applications. FlightAware provides an API (you have to pay, not free) that allows you to get tracking information about air traffic. Together, you get a mashup of tracking the progress of an airplane currently in flight over the USA [...]
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