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F3 v. F4: New Series Overview

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

TweetThere have been many changes to the way you use the Spark (xmlns:s) components of Flex 4 vs the older Halo (xmlns:mx) components of Flex 3. My plan of this series is to release a simple comparison post every couple of days comparing the way you would do something in Flex 4 vs Flex 3. [...]

Flex 3 vs Flex 4 State Management

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

TweetHere is a very simple example of how State management has changed between Flex 3 and Flex 4. Other than the default skin, both of these applications are identical in their resulting swfs. However, how they are coded is much different. Take a look at the code and samples below (Note: Click on the buttons!). [...]

Introducing Adobe® Flash Catalyst™

Monday, November 17th, 2008

TweetLast year at MAX Adobe showed off a product that they were calling Thermo, well a full year has passed and that product has now matured to the point that is has its own official name. Flash Catalyst is that new name and it truly describes what I feel it should be used for. Flash [...]

Missing MAX

Friday, November 14th, 2008

TweetWell, unfortunately due to some family medical circumstances I will be missing MAX next week. I would like to publicly thank Danny Dura who will be giving my session titled “Introduction to Adobe AIR: Building Your First Application” and Andre Charland who will be moderating the “InsideRIA Outlook, 2009: What Every Developer Needs to Be [...]

FileReference.browse() Bit Me on the Ass Today

Friday, October 17th, 2008

TweetFlash Player 10 changed the security settings on the FileReference.browse() method. I remember reading about that, and yet I let an app slip through without being updated and guess what happened? Correct, when I expected the user to get the file dialog, the application just sat there. So, for those of you who have no [...]

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