This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
Twitter.com is a website where people post what they are doing, when they are doing it. It is like a 1 sentence blog entry, where you succinctly say what you are currently doing. You post an update to your situation whenever you can. The public and your friends can see what you [...]
For those that attended Tuesday night’s Adobe Flash Platform User Group meeting, here are the 3 examples I promised to post. Sorry took so long.
If you didn’t attend, these are 3 examples that show how to use just a little code to access dynamic data in Flash using AS1 and AS2. A significant [...]
Via Leif’s Site:
WHAT: The Febuary 2007 Meeting of the Adobe Flash Platform User Group of Atlanta
WHEN: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
WHO: Jesse Warden presents “Design and Data Driven Flash”
WHERE: Roundbox Global at King Plow Arts Center (directions pdf)
About this Meeting:
There are many ways that you can get data into your [...]
Some things I’ve learned in my early career that originally helped me succeed I believe now are hurting me in job interviews. One of the pro’s to typing via dynamic languages and forgiving compilers such as ActionScript 1, Ruby, JavaScript and others is that you can code things that work very quickly. In [...]
Posted this simple example on JAM ( onflex.org/code ), and re-posting here. Containers in Flex wrap the DisplayList API methods so they can display their children in unique ways. The Accordion, for example, will show them with the clickable button tabs that have a label, and the child below that. You can [...]
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