You can’t make this stuff up. Someone sent me a couple of great graphics supporting my assertion. So please respond with anything that supports the contrary.
Update:
After getting a little splashback from some of my friends and colleagues, I thought that I’d add a little supporting evidence to my assertions.
“Moving” to HTML5 …
Read more →April 11, 2012 Tags: Adobe, Adobe AIR, Adobe Flex, Apache Flex, developers, Flash, Flex, future of Flex, HTML5, Mobile
Category: AIR, Flash, Flash Platform, Flex, Mobile, RIA 4 Comments 
Let me start with the punch line: Adobe’s announcement only applies to browser-based applications that use domain memory IN COMBINATION WITH hardware accelerated Stage3D in Flash Player
If you don’t know what these features are, this announcement does not effect you.
It’s funny to me how a simple statement gets construed when passed on to even …
Read more →March 29, 2012 Tags: Adobe, announcement, dead, domain memory, Flash Player, game developer, gamer, Stage3D
Category: Flash, Flash Platform 12 Comments
If you need an easy and affordable way to secure your application against license sharing and ‘keygen cracks’, Zarqon just may be the answer you’ve been looking for.
A good friend of mine, Cliff Hall, is most known for the PureMVC framework which was inspired by his his lack of love for the Cairngorm framework. …
Read more →March 24, 2010 Tags: Adobe, AIR, Cliff Hall, Flex, Licensing, PureMVC, RIA, Zarqon
Category: AIR, Best Practise, Flash Platform, Flex, PureMVC 2 Comments
Not going to Adobe MAX 2009? Not to worry…
Watch MAX keynotes, streamed live from Los Angeles-register now
(go to http://max.adobe.com/online/ )
On October 5th and 6th, Adobe MAX Online will feature the keynotes, streamed live, highlighting the newest and most exciting developments in the world of technology. Join 10 minutes early and participate in …
Read more →Register for MAX in Los Angeles.…
Read more →September 16, 2009 Tags: Adobe, MAX
Category: Uncategorized No Comments
Adobe recently released (August 2009) the Flex implementation of PMD tool which is extensively used at J2EE shops for code quality management. FlexPMD is a tool that helps to improve code quality by auditing any AS3/Flex source directory and detecting common bad practices.
The Flex PMD tool is locate on the Adobe Open Source Projects …
Read more →September 3, 2009 Tags: ActionScript, Adobe, Adobe Flex, AS3, Code Quality, development, Open Source, PMD
Category: Best Practise, Flex, RIA 3 Comments
If you are dealing with 508 compliance and wondering if a Flex application is accessible, this is your post.
First, yes, screen readers can read Flex applications. And yes, its fairly easy. But, I’ll discuss how in a future post.
But, if you’d rather send people to your old HTML version of your site when …
Read more →September 2, 2009 Tags: 508, Accessibility, Adobe, Adobe Flex, Flash Player 10, Flex, JAWS, Screen Reader
Category: Flash, Flash Platform, Flex, RIA 2 Comments
On3 has some excellent ColdFusion Classes scheduled during the next few months to celebrate the grand opening of our new headquarters and training center location on the 16th Street mall in Denver. The new address starting on August 1st will be: Denver Petroleum Building, 110 16th St, Ste 604, Denver, CO 80202. Please drop by …
Read more →July 2, 2009 Tags: Adobe, ColdFusion, Denver, On3, on3solutions.com, Training
Category: ColdFusion, Events, Training No Comments
Having built/architected/developed/consulted many Adobe Flex applications and being one of the first certified Flex instructors in the world, I’ve seen a lot of Flex applications. Some good, some bad.
But no matter how many applications or who I’m talking to, I always stress the importance of securing proprietary information. By securing, I mean don’t …
Read more →June 25, 2009 Tags: Adobe, Adobe AIR, decompiler flash, Flash, Flex, security
Category: AIR, Flash, Flash Platform, Flex, RIA 3 Comments
One of my CFUnited sessions:
AIR: Building Desktop Applications with Flex 3 – http://cfunited.com/2009/topics/235
1. Have you spoken at CFUnited in the past? What would you tell someone who hasn’t been …
Read more →May 9, 2009 Tags: Adobe, Adobe AIR, CFUnited, development, Flex, Flex Builder, Flex Conference, On3, Training
Category: AIR, ColdFusion, Flex No Comments
