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Amethyst 2 Launched
It's been a while since I last mentioned Amethyst, SapphireSteel's Visual Studio based IDE for Flex and ActionScript. SapphireSteel has just announced the launch of Amethyst 2, with lots of new features including support for Flash based (non-Flex) form creation. (translate)
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Custom framework and Flex CMS (translate)
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Custom framework and Flex CMS (translate)
PhoneGap: Saving Arrays in Local Storage
One of a handful of local storage options for PhoneGap applications is the localStorage solution which is actually part of the W3C specs. It provides access to a W3C Storage interface since we are just dealing with HTML5 in PhoneGap. This is a good option for storing simple strings but what if we want to […]Related Posts:PhoneGap and HTML5SQL.JSActiveTuts+ “Using AS3XLS with the Flex…Preserving Flex s Button Icon ColorsAS3 Quickie – Event.VIDEO_FRAME and…Slides from 360 Flex 2012 (translate)
Flex SkinnableViewStack Component
The SkinnableViewStack is nearly identical to my ViewStack component except that it extends SkinnableContainer, rather than my DeferredContentGroup, to support skins. My use-case for a skinnable version of the ViewStack is when defining views or components that need to have ViewStack-like functionality, but also include chrome (think of a wizard component). One could simply define a SkinnableComponent with a ViewStack as a skin part, but the component user wouldn’t have access to the ViewStack API outside the SkinnableComponent. This SkinnableViewStack implementation replaces the Group-based contentGroup skin part with my Spark ViewStack component and then proxies the ViewStack API to the (translate)
Flex Spark ViewStack Implementation
Awhile back, I created a GroupStack as a quick and dirty Spark implementation of the ViewStack I needed at the time. I've recently needed a more complete implementation of a Spark ViewStack for a project, particularly with support for deferred content creation and some of the other features left out of the GroupStack. This version of the ViewStack is very close to a direct port, containing most all of the features and API from the Halo ViewStack. It’s based on Group (more specifically, my DeferredContentGroup which extends Group) due to my desire to substitute the contentGroup skin part (of type Group), found (translate)
Flex String internationalisation with Flexmojos
I wanted to support internationalisation on a pretty complex Flex project that was sharing some Components and Skins using Flex Libraries (swc files). I have spent a good amount of time searching for documentation and its just not there, the only examples I could find are the very simplest options you could possibly use and they are not even clear, so I'm going to try to write all the steps to get internationalisation working on your Flex app and compiling with Flexmojos here.Flex Version: 4.6.b.23201 (I had to change to this from 4.6.0.23201 because I couldn't get this one from (translate)
Flex DeferredContentGroup Component
Whereas Flex 3 included built-in support for deferred content creation in all of the Halo containers, Flex 4 only offers this feature with the SkinnableContainer Spark container. With the DeferredContentGroup, you can utilize deferred instantiation in the lighter-weight Spark Group container. I created this, primarily, because I needed it for the new Spark ViewStack navigator that I’m currently working on (which I’ll be wrapping up and releasing soon), but I saw no reason to not release this as a standalone component. I didn’t feel like I needed to post a demo or directions on how to use this. If you (translate)
Adobe MAX: Community Central Show and Tell Theater
There arn’t the normal set of unconferences this year as normally found at MAX; FITC, 360, and others are pretty well absent from the community pavilion this time around. The good news is that thee is a new community based effort this year: the Show and Tell Theater! Here, people from Adobe and the community [...]Related Posts:Absinthe Dilution FaerieAbsinthe Dilution Faerie 2.0The Flex Show: Episode 132Interview with The Flex ShowAdobe MAX is almost here… I’m Speaking on Edge… (translate)
Apache Flex spark button skins for Flex, AIR and mobile projects
Apache Flex spark button skins for Flex, AIR and mobile projects (translate)