This ActionScript reference for rich Internet application development provides
an alphabetical reference for all native ActionScript APIs for the Adobe Flash platform runtimes: Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR-as well as the Adobe Flex framework APIs.
Michael Welsh from Newgrounds have been busy since Adobe released Alchemy to cook up a
fully playable version of the epic classic, Doom.
Ryan Stewart talks to Matt Chotin about the new Thermo design and upcoming additions to the Flex SDK. Then he shows you FXG, a new graphics interchange format supported in Flex 4, code-named "Gumbo".
Posted on 20 November 2008
Tags: Adobe AIR, AS3, Growl
Mike Chambers reports that the beloved
open source Growl notification framework will be able to be leveraged by Adobe AIR applications.
If you've ever wanted to track your Flash content over the web, then you'd know what a challenge this task entails. In the past, Flash tracking was not provided out of the box, and every implementation had to be customized.
As 3D Flash sites continue to hit mainstream, determining when, how, and where to use it becomes even more of a challenge. As a Flash/Flex developer or designer it's pretty easy to get carried away with creating sites for the sake of creating a 3D Flash site.
The
JW Desktop Player iuses the Adobe AIR Framework to playback FLV, MP3 and MP4 files on your MAC or PC. JW Desktop Player allows you to playback a video by simply dropping it on top of the display.
ASExpander is a JSFL extension created by
Keith Peters for Flash CS3/4 that allows you to integrate a ActionScript snippet functionality into your existing work flow. ASExpander allows you to store your existing or new ActionScript code snippets into an external file and then map it to a command of your liking.
RIAs might have been the buzzword in the past, but now is reaching maturity and continues to peek its head into all aspects of the online realm. In this article,
David Tucker points out
three examples of rich applications that have recently risen to the top of their respective fields. Applications like the ones below are what the community needs to push the direction of endless possiblities even futher.
As of today, trial versions of Flash CS4 are now available for download. Now is your chance to try CS4 to see if it's worth the upgrade. However, I'd find something to do in the meantime as these downloads range anywhere from 888Mb and 1.75Gb. So start your download now!!!