On 18-Apr-09, at 10:07 PM, zuurl8 wrote:
Flex is a lightweight framework. Do you need more then what Flex
provides in interface, events, and modules?
Well I think that I am talking about things more like code structure,
methods of doing things, etc. There are obviously benefits from
Flex is a UI framework; I'd hardly consider it the answer to every one
of your programming needs. I suspect that the original poster was
looking for MVC alternatives.
PureMVC ( http://puremvc.org/ ) and Mate ( http://mate.asfusion.com/ )
seem to be the most popular alternatives in terms of
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, riacoding riacod...@... wrote:
Hi Raja,
I have been searching around for a while on different setups for flex and
have recently been using the following: A Flex UI with symfony framework on
php5.2.8 on MySQL database. Although I have only been trying out
Hello,
I've made a custom flex preloader in Flash and then exported to a swc.
In the swf there's a percentage textfield, which is running fine.
But I've also a timeline animation which is just running in the background.
That animation doesn't run smooth at all, it bugs and doesn't make 1 simple
I'd consider those still being on the heavy side. One we use is called
Nimbus and can be found here:
http://code.google.com/p/nimbus-as3/
Don't use the available swc since it hasn't been updated in a while.
Nimbus is similar to Cairngorm but lighter and cuts out a lot of the
plumbing. It
Which swc to use then ? If one was to try it out.
On 19-Apr-09, at 9:11 AM, Aaron Hardy aaronius...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd consider those still being on the heavy side. One we use is called
Nimbus and can be found here:
http://code.google.com/p/nimbus-as3/
Don't use the available swc since
Hello,
Has anyone any suggestion about how to get axis rendered inside data area,
as an overlay ? with someway no outside gutters...
thomas
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I would not assume that just because it exists that it is necessary.
Preference is everything and the term overkill exists for a reason.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, dnk d.k.emailli...@... wrote:
On 18-Apr-09, at 10:07 PM, zuurl8 wrote:
Flex is a lightweight framework. Do you need
Hi all,
Hit a small bump in my learning curve. Actually, it's quite a big bump. Work
has just made some substantial changes to the proxy server, and suddenly
I've lost my flex2gateway. I get a 500 error when I browse to it. I did a
bunch of hunting around on Friday and found some articles and
I'm using the below to load swf files dynamically, but the user of course must
download the files fast enough for it to go from the first swf to the next
without chopping.
Is there a way to preload the items into the application without playing them
or embeding them ?
my goal is to preload
You can download the source a build a new swc. By the way, I got your
email to my personal address. Unfortunately there currently aren't any
public project samples using Nimbus. They'll come as time and priority
permit. Good luck!
Aaron
Dnk wrote:
Which swc to use then ? If one was to
Maybe all this will help someone else here looking for a solution to
this problem (and maybe some kindly bots will run across it at some
point too). In short, you have to compile your own SWCs for each of the
languages, and not just the resource library SWFs every other
instruction set tells you
I'd say it's not possible without either using a custom compiler, or
monkey-patching Operation.as, which would be a pretty bad idea IMO.
You could subclass WebService, but then the MXML syntax would be different
as you wouldn't have the compile-time voodoo that is in MXMLC to support the
original
Hi
Now Google Yahoo search engines can index all URLs, dynamic or otherwise
in flash.
Other people decompile SWF movie and steal the ActionScript Code, so I want
to encrypt my SWF.
Is the SWF after encrypted still be indexed by search engines?
Help? Thanks! :)
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