Merry Christmas from AIRVoice (AIR 2.0)
Thursday, December 24th, 2009Well, a while back I did a Merapi Voice demo using Java on the back end along with AIR on the front end and communicating via Merapi.
PLEASE NOTE THIS DEMO REQUIRES AIR 2.0
Download the DMG
With the pending release of AIR 2.0 and the cool new airlock api from Alan Queen I was able to do [...]
Adobe AIR: Passing arguments into native executables
Tuesday, December 15th, 2009I have completed a new chapter for the upcoming O’Reilly Flex 4 Cookbook on AIR Basics. This includes a section on how to work with native executables.
Here is what I did as part of this example.
First I created a simple application that included some native c code that simply accepted a few arguments and printed [...]
Presentations from BFlex – Flex Data Paging
Thursday, October 29th, 2009I have updated both of my presentations that I did at BFlex last weekend. They are now available for download at http://www.web2open.org/tretola/. These were both full labs with step by step instructions in an included handout.
These labs were also given at Adobe MAX last in Los Angeles earlier this month.
The lab entitled New Flash [...]
Come see me at BFlex at Indiana University
Tuesday, October 13th, 2009Registration for BFusion & BFlex ‘09 is now open. This 2 day conference includes a full day of ColdFusion and a full day of Flex. The event is located at Indiana University in Bloomington Indiana October 24 & 25 2009. For more information and to register please visit http://bflex.info/
I will giving 2 90 minute [...]
New Adobe Cookbooks
Friday, September 25th, 2009Adobe has officially release the new cookbooks site at http://cookbooks.adobe.com (it was actually available for a little while as a soft release).
This version has some great improvements including the following:
navigation bubbles (created by Grant Skinner’s company)
addition of many additional topics
author recognition for recipes
interaction with Adobe profile
related recipes
full text searching of all recipes
tag navigation
Check it [...]
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