João wrote:
I'm talking about some kind of coding conventions. In a team
environment it's a good practice to make everyone follow the same
coding conventions. Different programmers give more or less the same
names to classes/methods/properties, etc since all of them follow the
same rules.
Josh McDonald wrote:
I definitely agree with you Gabriel, you wouldn't catch me doing a
non-Flex Flash project at all- I was under the impression the OP was
*very* concerned about size, although that could just've been my (often
lax) comprehension skills :)
Strictly my opinion, but I'd do
Dale Fraser wrote:
That whole milliseconds past 1970 is a Java thing and has bitten me
before, one of many reasons we ditched Java.
It's actually a Unix thing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time
The standard has been around for almost 40 years.
-Ricky
This topic has probably been beaten to death, but I want to make sure
I'm not missing something before writing a new service. Looking through
the API docs and Google it seems the only way to access response headers
is to use a proxy. Is this still the case?
thanks
-Ricky
Mark Easton wrote:
It appears that Flex Charts cannot handle generating charts with large
DataSets. We tried with 50,000 data points and it thrashed away without
producing a result after 6 minutes. It was able to plot 2,000 points in
about 25 seconds.
What is the recommended approach
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