Have you looked at mvc 3. This is far superior to anything. You have
complete encapsulation of everything.
The huge benifit of c# is it is used in programming a desktop app or web
app or silverlight.
It isn't a one compiler compiles all its a one language fits all compliers.
Plus you can use
I am in a similar boat with some clients that utilizing the flash API, I
was fortunate enough to tell them they would need to switch to javascript
in the future. While it would take some work, I could move to another flash
based API within the application. If the client is blaming you for
It doesn't, you just can't use any of the functions to capture map imagery
as a bitmap (bitmapdata or imagesnapshot for instance).
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The problem is that if there is a flash component it is not going to work
on mobile devices, and this is very important. I highly recommend reading
this post by Mike Chambers (he is a flash engineer at Adobe)
http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2011/11/10/flash-professional-and-the-future/
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I understand that - however I can always build an Adobe Air application out
of the code I've written.
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I didn't lose any clients. I'm just explaining how the method that they
used to depreciate the map was horrific and I am sure it will affect many
relationships with clients. You can't blame a client that paid $10,000 to
get an application built that only works for a few years before it needs to
be
That's where I'm headed. Hopefully I can repurpose the code to take
advantage of some of the hard-won functionality I've built - such as an
empirical function that maps a scale derived from the screen coordinates of
an arbitrary bounding box to a Google map scale. Or the Gudermannian
function
Uh, not if I switch APIs, which is probably where I'm headed.
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It uses c# but asp.nets mvc3 is pretty useful. It maybe a good option if
your not in a huge hurry. It would take about a week to get a hang of it
but it offers more than using flash.
You can access your data no matter what type it is(sql xml collections)
using the exact same code with the entity
Legality aside, how could the Map API know if you are tiling
snapshots?
Cheers
On Jan 5, 7:52 am, artisan micp...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I've developed a dynamic multiple mapping engine using an advanced
datagrid and a custom item renderer as the key technology components (see
the
Considering that the Google API is done I would scrap all of the Google
code even if it did work.
On Jan 7, 2012 11:07 AM, Richard richardcha...@gmail.com wrote:
Legality aside, how could the Map API know if you are tiling
snapshots?
Cheers
On Jan 5, 7:52 am, artisan micp...@gmail.com
In order to tile a snapshot you would have to at some point load images
from their server, regardless of if you're using any api or not they will
know where their images are being loaded from. If there images are being
loaded from a source that is also not registering any kind of API, they
I understand you are angry about them depreciating the flash api, but 2
years is a long time in technology. I am sure you can find some angry
cobalt developers. Also I don't know where this illusion about microsoft
comes from, they have dumped tons of projects, want to talk about a sinking
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