So the full documentation for Flex Builder extensibility is finally online. This also means the JavaDoc for Code Model is online as well.  Code Model is the engine that drives the language-aware features in Flex Builder and Flash Catalyst.  We’ve tried to make sure the published APIs stay well documented, and I’m constantly moving more functionality into the [...]
Tomorrow at 3:30 at Adobe MAX 2008 there will be a session on building rich Internet applications in the cloud using Salesforce and Adobe Flex. They will even be giving away a new Macbook! The combination of Flex and Force.com (the platform side of Salesforce) is a fantastic way to build RIAs in [...]
A quick update: Alex Uhlmann and I have just released the latest Flexcover edition on our Google Code Project. This release supports the newly announced Flex 3.2 SDK, Flex Builder 3.0.2 and AIR 1.5.
I can now plug Tour de Flex. Tour de Flex is a desktop application for exploring Flex capabilities and resources, including the core Flex components, Adobe AIR and data integration, as well as a variety of third-party components, effects, skins, and more. It’s an interesting tool, although personally I’d prefer to just hit a web page. Not [...]
Turns out there’s a nasty bug in sampled audio playback in the newly released Flash 10 player. Found by Tyler Wright of Legato Media, this bug takes down your entire IE7 browser if you open simultaneous windows with Flash content, one of which is playing back audio using the new SampleDataEvent API. This [...]
In creating some custom components in Flex 3 last week, I battled off and on all week with a bloody Move effect.  It kept screwing up the mask I used.  Basically, it’s a timeline that shows 24 hours in a horizontal timeline.  The parent masks 6 hours off.  When a new date is set, it [...]
While at AjaxWorld 2008 I had the chance to record another episode of the “RIA Cowboy Videos”. This time I talk with Lightstreamer about their AS3 / Flex APIs for streaming data to the client. Check out the video and let me know what you think.
IntelliJ IDEA 8.0, the popular Java IDE, has been released and now supports building and debugging Flex applications. This is great validation of Flex’s momentum in the Java community. For more information on how to get started see “Creating Flex Applications with IntelliJ IDEA“. If you are a Java and Flex developer [...]
I haven’t had much time to post to this blog (or work on Snackr) because our team has been really busy getting ready to show off an early version of Thermo at MAX 2008. In fact, we’re doing better than showing it–we’re also going to give a very early preview release to MAX attendees! If you’re [...]
Normal computer users like my father know at least three software vendors: Microsoft, Adobe, and Intuit. Microsoft is known for Windows and Office, Adobe for PDF (Reader / Acrobat), and Intuit for Quicken and QuickBooks. Yet all three of these software vendors are changing. All are moving in two directions concurrently: rich [...]
Alex and I — lately, to be honest, it’s mostly Alex — have been working on the forthcoming upgrade release of Flexcover, the code coverage instrumentation tool for Flex/AS3. I’m feeling pleased because I finally merged up the modifications to the Flex SDK compiler to the 3.2.0 branch, in preparation for an expected release [...]
As you know on 6th of November we had Flex Camp Triangle. A few days has passed and after some “cold thinking” I’m writing some thoughts on about the conference. It has been a great Flex Camp and the focus was on the newly launched Flash Player 10 and what can be done with it. Matt Chotin [...]
The web began as a platform for browsing, finding, exchanging documents. Over the past ten years the web has moved beyond this document-centric role, and is now a platform for exchanging data. We typically refer to web sites used for data exchange as web applications. The next major evolution of the web is underway as [...]
Our friend Tom of VDE Projects pointed me to this nice Flex stock chart from NASDAQ. I found it’s a very useful stock chart. We all know Google uses Flash to plot its stock chart. Google’s is simple and easy. However, except having a quick glance on what’s the stock is doing, there isn’t any [...]
A quick squib here to note that my friend David Coletta will be talking about building unified codebases for AIR and Flex at the November Boston Flex User Group meeting. Go see David.  Go see David.  Go see David. What about “Go see David” don’t you understand?  He’s a dynamic, intelligent and very, very informative speaker.  See [...]
When adding the examples to the blog for Efflex I totally forgot why I usually only provide a link here instead of adding the movie to the post itself. Once this movie is running in a post, depending on whether you are viewing the front page, a category, the post itself etc, the URL to [...]
I’m here at day one of Dreamforce 2008, Salesforce.com’s annual conference. During Marc Benioff’s keynote they announced the new Force.com Sites technology for Salesforce hosted websites which can integrate with Salesforce data. At the end of the keynote Marc brought out Neil Young to talk about LincVolt, an open community for converting gasoline [...]

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