I’ve been reading a few discussions on how to more effectively manage development of a Flex project. And the reason many are looking for a solution has nothing to do with Flex, per say, but has more to do with …
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March 12, 2010 Tags: development, Flex, LiveCycle, PaaS, Training, Virtual Machine, virtualization
Category: Best Practise, Flex 1 Comment 
ELIPS Studio 3 is a cross-platform mobile application SDK based on Adobe’s Flex Builder. But it only works on Windows, so I’m wondering how that is going to work.
Check it out: http://developer.openplug.com/index.php/learn/elips-studio-3-flex-for-mobile…
December 20, 2009 Tags: Adobe Flex, development, iPhone
Category: Uncategorized No 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 →Just finished my presentation at FITC Mobile 2009 in Toronto. And it went very well!
I had lots of questions and was able to answer all but one.
The presentation was about building native iPhone applications using JavaScript and HTML instead of Objective-C. I’m currently using Titanium Mobile to does this.
I’ve posted a …
September 13, 2009 Tags: development, iPhone, Mobile, On3, on3solutions.com, Titanium Mobile
Category: iPhone, Mobile 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
One of my CFUnited sessions:
AIR: Building Desktop Applications with Flex 3 – http://cfunited.com/2009/topics/235
Here is a little Q&A about CFUnited and me.
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
I have a pet peeve, although I’ll admit it’s one of many. The pet peeve is this. When starting a Flex application that requires authentication, I have to use tabbing or, heaven forbid, my mouse to set focus to the “user name” field on the login screen. Why!! We have been doing this for years …
Read more →April 28, 2008 Tags: Adobe, cursor, development, Flex
Category: Flex 13 Comments
I was recently trying to create a document collaboration tool for one of my clients. In order to make it a bit easier for the user, I decided I would use FlashPaper to display the uploaded documents they are discussing. …
Read more →April 28, 2008 Tags: development, FlashPaper
Category: ColdFusion 4 Comments
While working on a recent Flex project I found a code sample that someone created because they were having trouble getting the useHandCursor to work. It was pretty obvious what they were trying to do, take a look:
<mx:Canvas width="176" …Read more →
April 28, 2008 Tags: cursor, development, Flex
Category: Flash Platform, Flex, Flex Builder No Comments
“When you create a SharedObject, Macromedia Flash Player creates a new directory for the application and domain, and creates an empty *.sol file that stores the SharedObject data. The default location of this file is in a subdirectory of the user”s home directory; for example: c:/Documents and Settings/username/Application Data/Macromedia/Flash Player/web_domain/lso.mxml.swf/. While usually predictable, the location …
Read more →April 28, 2008 Tags: development, Flex, Shared object
Category: Flash, Flex No Comments
