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29 Sep, 2008

360 | Flex Camp Day Two

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So day two was pretty interesting. Jeffry Houser gave an interesting session on building Flex Components. He has a comfortable, interactive style of speaking that works well, and keeps you involved with the session.
I really enjoyed the introduction to fluint, the Flex Unit testing project by Jeff Taper. Unit testing is [...]

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27 Sep, 2008

360 | Flex Camp Day One

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So I made it through day one of the 360 | Flex Camp today. Yakov Fain from Farata Systems gave a one day “Advanced Intro To Flex” training at Montclair University in New Jersey. It started with some pretty introductory topics, but it moved on quickly, and ended with some hands on use [...]

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24 Sep, 2008

360 | Flex Camp NJ

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I’m heading to the Garden State this weekend to attend 360 | Flex Camp New Jersey, and the Farata Systems Flex training. I’m looking forward to the two day event. I missed out on going to San Jose this year, I figure this is the next best thing.
I’m looking forward to the sessions [...]

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24 Sep, 2008

Adobe’s Badger AIR app

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So it was bound to happen. I put out a version of the Badge Builder, and Adobe and Grant Skinner soon there after release a similar application.
It is called Badger, it has a cool flying badger icon, and does a few really cool things. For example when you select your AIR application it [...]

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05 Sep, 2008

Badge Builder Beta

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As mentioned in my previous post, I’ve been putting together an Adobe AIR application that allows the user to quickly create a Badge Install HTML file by filling out a simple form. The aim of Badge Builder is to give access to all of the options available for utilizing the Badge Installer, while not drowning [...]

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  • Bala: i figured out my problem for anyone else struggling with this: http://forums.adobe.com/message/110535#110535 You can no longer call installAppli
  • Bala: Hey jason, thanks for the suggestion. i do in deed have that in my descriptor file. I was able to narrow my problem, I think it is a scope issue, m
  • jason: @Bala, My first suggestion would be to ensure that your AIR application has the 'allowBrowserInvocation' set to true in your application descriptor

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Jason Madsen is a Flash, Flex, ActionScript developer who teaches the Flex Framework and OOP Concepts at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida.


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