Remember to hit the switches (08/06) In Flex Builder (I’m using Flex 3 but have read about this in 2 as well), empty switch statements in Actionscript 3 code can produce a JAVA “Internal Build Error” or a “Classes must not be nested” error in the Flex debugger, or both.
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Amazon for the blind (08/05) Here’s a great link from Anthony at SoCoDepot who shows us how Amazon looks if you are···
Prepop Humming Bird HipHop (07/29) JT put this on the tubes for all to enjoy and enjoy I did.···
9 Flash/Flex Video Skin Reviews (07/11) This is an interesting chrome-less player the white around it is taken from the surrounding page so it looks as if the controls are floating in the page.···
javascript libraries served from google (05/27) Will be nice to take advantage of the google ajax libraries api. Another little tool for the tool belt. Will be interesting to utilize this in cases like the new Zend Framework/Dojo···
Amazon Web Services and Apache (05/22) We have been using Amazon Web Services (AWS) of late via Rightscale. Well recently there was a failure in our web service and after some poking around it wasn’t the EC2 instance that failed (phew) but simply Apache (2+) had run afoul. A quick apache stop/start did the trick (a graceful apache···
Flex Video Blogging @ Buzzword (04/15) For those of you who haven’t seen David Colettas speak you should he’s a great speaker who listens to the audience and provides some wonderful insight into creating responsive and robust flex apps. He’s just started video blogging about some architectural aspects of this flex···
DARE for Adobe AIR Development (04/10) With the release of the new flash player and Adobe TV yesterday you might have missed the venerable Ted Patrick’s release of DARE. It looks like a great tool for HTML and Javascript developers who would like to transition to AIR.
What is DARE?
DARE is a local http server that makes it easy to···
AIR App: Twirl makes the grade (04/03) Techcrunch just broke the news that Twirl was purchased by Seemic. This is interesting to me mostly because I’ve been following AIR apps and wondering where they fit in the market place. So far most of the AIR apps I’ve seen are free and are considered somewhat super-widgets. So···