Archive for the ‘AIR’ Category
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
Just a quick update. I've updated AS3BloggerLib with proper documentation, an SWC file, and added the first download. The project feels a bit more official now that these are up there. On top of adding this stuff I also did a bit of necessary encapsulation to clean the code up ...
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Friday, September 14th, 2007
Ah, actionscript libraries. You can never have too many of them, right? Right. And not to mention that there's nothing better than someone writing code for you. In all honesty I haven't had much time to myself to use any of the wonderful AS3 libraries that are out there right ...
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Sunday, August 26th, 2007
As of late, it seems that AIR has been gaining some popularity. Popularity that is certainly well deserved. Honestly, I had my doubts at first, but the deeper I get into the book we are working on I am finding it to be a really fantastic platform for application development. ...
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Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
As you can probably assume from the general latency between posts, things have been pretty busy around here. Marc and I (and Todd) have been hard at work on our book for Wiley. We had not mentioned the title of the book prior, but now that the book is available ...
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Friday, July 6th, 2007
So I've had a change of heart. Big whoop! It happens to everyone at some point in there life. Its kind of like when your girlfriend starts to really get on your nerves but then out of no where she...oh nevermind, I think you know what I mean. At any ...
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Saturday, June 30th, 2007
For perhaps obvious reasons, I've been trying to make a web browser using AIR's HTML component. I made some really quick assumptions about how this component was going to work and how much functionality Adobe would be putting into it. My assumptions are partly based on an entry in the ...
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