This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
As I get more comfortable with my new development server, I’ll re-upload all of my files. Until there, here’s a new one.
I attempted, twice, to create a front-end client for the online blogging service LiveJournal. The first was a component in MX, but failed because of cross-domain security issues. Central at least […]
If you think these are a given, then good for you.
- do not hardcode URL’s in any of your components; utilize a _global variable scoped to your Central’s application, like _global.com.yourapp.BASE_URL
- try to confirm the URL you are hosting your Central application at. Changing multiple shared library files, even with the help of a […]
Via Central MX.
I give a hizz-noot about the weather in Sydney as long as the Aussies are alive. However, this app is just so f00gin phat; good use of light multimedia and website integration via data + real URL’s. Tis really cool to know halfway around the world, there are people kickin’ it […]
*** Just brought my site back online; she’s still got some holes, but any problems, let me know. ***
Last week’s take on this Central article.
Read on for rant…
I’ll be discussing this application as well as 2 others tomorrow night at my presentation (Building Flash and Central Applications). If you cannot make it, I’ll be recording it for later viewing.
This is a developer beta release, and is strictly meant for developers to tear apart the code and learn from it. However, […]
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