So, nobody ever got into imageVue? It's a very impressing RIA and
an example of what can be done with legacy flash technology
(lightweight and very appealling RIA's). The only downside IMHO is the
way the author choosed to architect it... However, it's nice to compare
it with current Flex 2 RIA's... ImageVue has personality and works like
a charm and also downloads very quickly.
On 8/28/06, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, nobody ever got into imageVue? It's a very impressing RIA and an example of what can be done with legacy flash technology (lightweight and very appealling RIA's). The only downside IMHO is the way the author choosed to architect it... However, it's nice to compare it with current Flex 2 RIA's... ImageVue has personality and works like a charm and also downloads very quickly.
Marcelo.On 8/24/06, José Antonio Viadas O. < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:hi man, im know imagevue and i have work with the action script inside.
whats your questions or what ?
see you
jos
> Has anyone ever heard of ImageVue? It´s a damn cool flash app, a online
> gallery to be more specific. However, if you eventually buy the sources
> and
> try to learn from them you will be disappointed - it's damn hard to
> understand even how the application is put together. And why? Simply
> becouse
> it's a perfect example of a "timeline spaghetti-code with all the mess it
> brings"... unfortunatelly, it's a shame on how confuse their source files
> are. It would be perfect if the source and the architecture they used to
> develop would be as pretty as the app itself.
>
> Has anyone ever used or tried to "mess" with ImageVue's source fla's?
>
> Marcelo.
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José Antonio Viadas O.
Director de Desarrollo
Denumeris Interactive
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