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Tag Archives: Flex

reflection [as3]

[we're not talking about those mirror-images that were hip in Flash for a year.] reflection allows your code to inspect its own properties, methods, type, parent-type… . used in recipes including copying xml values to object properties & creating a decorator which extends proxy. I’m putting useful examples below, in one convient spot. ReflectionUtil.rtf includes: [...]

Robotlegs with BulkLoader. XML asset injection.

as a trainload of contrast to my last post, I’m playing with Robots. I created an integration of BulkLoader & Robotlegs. assets are grouped as specified in the accompanying assetsLoaded.xml. asset groups are loaded/unloaded on request, using Robotlegs commands. read more @ the project wiki. download the source @ github. view the demo that’s included [...]

moxie & me

“moxie & me,” it sounds like a chick flick. Hell, with the amount of time i spend with Moxie… Flex Builder 3 (aka “Moxie”) Beta 2 is engaged in a user-friendly direction. Unlike my relationships. Adobe is all over their bug database. Moxie’s current character flaws are worth noting: Pre-Moxie workspaces will act irreverant. Import [...]

flex bug makes 9-slice seem slippery

an especially relevant bug to anyone skinning, 9-slice is non-operative on bitmap assets imported from flash. this lost me a couple hours while skinning tonik.

SearchCoders Dashboard: apollo app integrates as3 dev's

Find code & commentary.  Provides mail list tracking, RSS feed pulls, Search, plus Chat about Flex/Apollo/Flash.

editing page content without leaving the page

we should have immediate user feedback working on our flash sites.  ely greenfield’s flex controls provide one means to the end.  his classes allow on-page field editing.

navigation via landscape

although posted as an example of easy charting in flex. i like macro view & zoom for user navigation. a flex landscape component, with several examples, shows landscape navigation through its flickr image search.  press “go.”