nothing yet | jason madsen

So originally my work was planning on sending me (and a few others) to MAX NA 08, in San Fran. Without sounding too bitter, they changed the plans on us. So we are left in Orlando reading blog posts, and news updates from the sessions. Hopefully Adobe will put the videos up [...]

So, later tonight I’ll be speaking at the Adobe Developers of Greater Orlando (adogo) user group on Adobe AIR. We’ll be looking into File I/O and SQLite as I had previously mentioned. I thought I would post up the Slides as well as a few example flex projects that I will be go [...]

I will be presenting at the next Adobe Developers of Greater Orlando meeting. The presentation is entitled “Adobe AIR File I/O and Embedded SQLite”. I have posted a primer at the user groups page. You can read the details there. I’m hoping to cover both the technical details of the classes [...]

Not to far back I built a small application for the University that I work for. I called it the HelpDesk. I wrote the technical end of an article for Adobe about the application, how Flex was involved and other details. I didn’t realize that the article had gone live [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

Lately I have developed several small AIR application for clients. Sometimes the apps are the actual project, sometimes they are a tool to allow the clients to do something with project. Either way I find myself building quite a few smaller AIR widget applications for clients lately. David Tucker’s 10 common mistakes [...]

I put together a simple AIR app in Flex for a co-worker the other day. It’s a simple panel that allows the user to enter a number in any form (binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal) and it will display all of the other number types for you. At first I didn’t think it was [...]