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IntelliJ Idea 9 For Flash Dev Overview

January 20, 2010 | | Comments (9)
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Jesse Freeman
IntelliJ Idea 9 For Flash Dev Overview
Advanced Flash Tactics or AFTs are techniques that come from deep within the Flash Art Of War, the oldest Flash military treatise in the world. In this AFT I will go over - Using IntelliJ Idea 9 For Flash...

Bashing together Method References

January 20, 2010 | | Comments (5)
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Mike Slinn
The ActionScript compiler generates SWFs (Flash applications) by compiling source code for classes that you write and linking in classes from SWCs (libraries) that are referenced by your code. Classes that are not referenced are not included in the SWFI...

What have we forgotten about UX?

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Amy Blankenship
What have we forgotten about UX?
Maybe I'm not very smart (don't answer that!). Possibly it's because I got my Graphic Design degree almost 20 years ago. Or maybe it's because most of what I've learned about UX design is geared toward eLearning, where the...

Flex 101: Creating a Performance Comparison Chart

January 14, 2010 | | Comments (1)
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Andrew Trice
Flex 101: Creating a Performance Comparison Chart
Yet again, I've been inspired by others' creations on the web. In this post, we will walk through the steps to create a custom stock comparison chart similar to the ones used in Google Finance, in Flex using a mx:DataGrid.

REST and Flex

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Luca Mezzalira
REST and Flex
In this tutorial we start to work with REST and Flex, are you asking what is and why use REST? REST is acronym for REpresentational State Transfer and it helps you to provide services to communicate with your database via XML but not only. With REST you can work in large web application until to small RIA, in fact is a scalable system that make all communication easier. Before starting with this tutorial you must download and configure your computer to work with Rails and Flex 4, instructions included. Follow along step by step to create an address book with REST and Flex.

Moving from being a Flash Developer to being a Flex Developer

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Amy Blankenship
Moving from being a Flash Developer to being a Flex Developer
Last November, Rich Tretola asked InsideRIA readers what topics they'd like the InsideRIA bloggers to cover. One of the answers that intrigued me was by a commenter who was looking for advice on how to make the transition from...

14 Days of jQuery 1.4

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Raymond Camden
14 Days of jQuery 1.4
This is very cool. The jQuery team has announced some pretty big news today. As they get closer to the final 1.4 release, they have launched a new site called 14 Days of jQuery. Every day, for 14 days, new...

Flex 4 Pixel Shader Effects

January 6, 2010 | | Comments (2)
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Andrew Trice
This evening, I stumbled across a great example of some new animation effects possibilities in Flex 4, based on AnimateTransitionShader and PixelBender (pixel shader) effects. I normally try not to just refer to someone else's code example, but these are too cool to not share...

The Renaissance Developer

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Jesse Freeman
The Renaissance Developer
When I transitioned from artist to developer, once I learned Flash I didn't go any further. Sure I know PHP, Ruby, JavaScript and a few other languages but not as well as I know ActionScript. Where am I going with this? Well, when I was an artist I picked the right tool for the job, but as a programmer I locked myself into one language and made that my focus. In 2010 my New Year resolution and life goal is to become a Renaissance Developer just like I was as an artist. Here, in no particular order is my list of the languages I want to learn in 2010: Silverlight, Unity, HaXe, Object C. I would love to hear your thoughts and if you want to also become a Renaissance Developer?

The Women of RIA

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Amy Blankenship
The Women of RIA
It's no secret that I was really inspired by RIAdventure - I've been to and spoken at many conferences, but this was the first I had been to that was devoted to RIA's. One thing that was kind of nice and kind of odd was that I had the womens' bathroom to myself. This was nice, because the bathroom closest to our conference room had only one stall, but it underlined that I was the only woman there. This made me really curious about what other women might have been there had I been at a different conference. It's kind of difficult to find out much about conference attendees, so I thought I'd look at the women who have been speaking at recent conferences or are scheduled to speak in the next few months. Some of these women are ones I've known for a while, and others I discovered by going on this search.



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