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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.

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Post Microsoft MIX 2008 Thoughts

Monday, March 17th, 2008

If you are in a hurry, here are some links with excerpts about the section.
Contents

Introduction - What and Why MIX?
Conference Grounds - Where was MIX and how did it go down
DoubleClick - Syndication ready Silverlight
Have we seen this before? - “Dude, Flash did that years ago.”
Silverlight Adaptive Streaming - Curious about how the buffering works.
Silverlight […]

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Silverlight First Impressions

Thursday, September 13th, 2007

I’m a Flash & Flex Developer, and these are my first impressions of Silverlight. Silverlight is a rich media web browser plug-in that was recently released by Microsoft.
This is long. If you’re in a hurry:

Why should I care? Flash is pimp!
I’m a Flash/Flex Developer and don’t want to read the Silverlight SDK
What […]

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Flash Player 8 Effects in Flash Lite 3?

Saturday, March 31st, 2007

Alessandro posted a Flash Lite 3 video example shown at a financial meeting. Sharp-eyed Zeh wondered if he saw a motion blur. A lot of video codecs will compensate for fast-motion by blurring so you don’t get the hardcore pixelation from a non-keyframe, and all in all smaller file size. However, the […]

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Shuriken is an open-source component framework for Flash Lite 2.x I started on back in September of 2006. I’ve uploaded some examples that showcase the different components that you can use from Shuriken as well as 2 example Flash Lite 2.1 applications. You can read the why’s and how’s at the project page. […]

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I get a lot of emails regarding Flex & Flash opportunities, most on-site with no telecommuting options. These usually come in on average 1 every day. Some days I’ll get 4, 2 for the same job, and some days none. As I started exploring employment opportunities back in November, it didn’t really […]

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