Hi folks,
I think I'm kinda patient. Less patient than some, but more so than others.
And I noticed that, right around the time the Adobe acquisition of
Macromedia really got rolling a few months ago, the web site response and
download speed of the Macromedia site declined significantly.
I
John, always a pleasure to hear from you. Reminds me of the ol' Direct-L
days...
I'm out of town the next few weeks so won't have much of a chance for
further testing, but your suggested 'stuff for reproduction' is a good idea.
I'll approach it from that perspective next time. During this last
I would echo Jason's comments. It's not really an impressive site: hard to
see, gratuitous music, UI needs some work, and even the 3D rotation is
jerky. I really hope you're just referring to this site because you plan to
do better.
BTW, I really hate the arrogance of programmers who presume to
$11/ hr accepting that is part of the reason why people think
they can pay developers peanuts
Here, here.
Denver is a big city comparable to L.A., where I am. And in this city, bag
boys at grocery stores are making $11/hr. Even way back in '97 when I was in
my last corporate job, it was
Wednesday April 19th is the next meeting of LAFU. This particular meeting
features the Los Angeles Masters of Character Animation, who will reveal
their skills and techniques in-depth!
PLEASE NOTE: UNLIKE TYPICAL USER GROUP MEETINGS, THIS EVENT IS ACCESSIBLE BY
ALL MEMBERS OF FLASHCODERS! Since
2. Is there a build tool I can use to setup a centralized,
automated build process? Java has JAnt, .NET has NAnt, etc.
Is there one for Flash? Per the e-mail below it looks like there is.
yes, you can use ant, it works very well with mtasc as a compiler.
look at these tools for more
Oh, I hate to write an email like this, but I just keep wishing that all the
emails from this user group would just go away... And they don't. There's
another one today. Bash on me if you want, but I just don't think this is
appropriate fodder for an internationally-based coding list. How many of
This email is timely, Honeyghan. Thanks for sharing with the community.
Kevin
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Of Honeyghan
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 6:13 PM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: [Flashcoders] Database
:-) No Chad, I'm quite sure few, if any, are aware of this:
The patent--issued on Valentine's Day--covers all rich-media technology
implementations, including Flash, Flex, Java, Ajax, and XAML, when the
rich-media application is accessed on any device over the Internet,
according to the patent
Hi Alberto,
Flash remoting is one option but costs money on the server. There are other
options that don't cost money too. Search the list archives - there's a lot
of info out there that folks probably won't want to regurgitate... (we've
gurgitated it more than once already)... :-)
Kevin
Steven Sacks, I am just surprised to see you writing that kind of stuff.
Maybe you were trying to be funny, but I'm not seeing much humor in it with
all the bickering and name-calling going on this list these past few days.
Maybe it's just me, but I just don't like the tone here lately. Being
I don't know why anyone would criticize something that obviously took some
time to put together and is being offered up for free to the community. If
it's not for you, just ignore.
As for me, I tip my hat to thotskee for a job well done. Oh, and btw, my
cheat sheet hangs proudly on the wall
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