This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
The Agile Chronicles is a set of articles documenting my experiences using an Agile process (Scrum) in software development on my current Flex project.
Part 1 – Stressful
Part 2 – Code Refactoring
Part 3 – Branch Workflow
Part 4 – POC, Strategy, and Design Challenges
Part 5 – Acceptance Criteria & Punting
Part 6 – Tools, Extra Merge Day, and [...]
Not to be confused with Object Pooling, I’m referring to saving data you need to persist in your application across sessions, and more specifically about saving images in your own local cache as opposed to the browser cache.
As usual, I ask a question on Flex coders and get no response. This usually arises from [...]
The Agile Chronicles is a set of articles documenting my experiences using an Agile process (Scrum) in software development on my current Flex project.
Part 1 – Stressful
Part 2 – Code Refactoring
Part 3 – Branch Workflow
Part 4 – POC, Strategy, and Design Challenges
Part 5 – Acceptance Criteria & Punting
Part 6 – Tools, Extra Merge Day, and [...]
In creating some custom components in Flex 3 last week, I battled off and on all week with a bloody Move effect. It kept screwing up the mask I used. Basically, it’s a timeline that shows 24 hours in a horizontal timeline. The parent masks 6 hours off. When a new date is set, it [...]
The Agile Chronicles is a set of articles documenting my experiences using an Agile process (Scrum) in software development on my current Flex project.
Part 1 – Stressful
Part 2 – Code Refactoring
Part 3 – Branch Workflow
Part 4 – POC, Strategy, and Design Challenges
Part 5 – Acceptance Criteria & Punting
Part 6 – Tools, Extra Merge Day, and [...]
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