Rounding Up Last Week
We all know about the Web 2.0. But Enterprise 2.0? I’m not pulling your legs. Here is a nice commentary about the “catch-all phrase”.
Adobe is releasing an experimental software (an AIR app) called the Configurator, using which users can create custom panels with select menu items and advanced features. Despite how weighty the name may […]
History of RIA
The history of RIAs has been at the back of my mind for quite sometime now. I was hoping to learn a little about it and share it with you, but I failed miserably. I confess that my quests have only been shallow googlings. The inane investigation invariably raised another associated curiosity: History of the […]
Rounding Up Last Week
EarthScape, the iPhone App that brings Google Earth to your iPhones, is being offered for free for a “limited time”. The performance might be underwhelming, but that’s only because it has been TechCrunched by Michael Arrington. (I am not sure whether the offer is still open.)
Attention Flex fanatics. Would you like your opinions on anything […]
Streaming Flash Movie with Ruby
If you can do that then it means you can create a Rails Flash movie server. Yes, you do, with RubyIZUMI.
RubyIZUMI is an open source RTMP Server for Flash Video/Audio Streaming. It is written in (Pure) Ruby and it supports to broadcast MP4(H.264 + AAC). You can watch it on the latest Flash player […]
Zend PHP and Adobe Flex
Now it will be possible to build rich internet applications using Flex on the userend and PHP in the backend. Zend Technologies Inc., the PHP company, in a recent press release announced its collaboration with Adobe Systems Inc. “to accelerate rich web application development using PHP and Open Source Flex Framework.”
While the nearest goal is […]
Rounding Up Last Week
Ted has an hour-long video showcasing various new features that are coming in Flash Player 10. Check it out here if you’re patient enough. Let me know if you could find a shorter video with faster streaming. Please.
On the other end, Adobe says that it will no longer develop FlashPaper. I’m not surprised.
Developers can now […]
A Beginner’s Course on Flex
Recently, with RIA technologies continuously generating buzz and increasingly becoming visible, several people are seeking to learn about Flex or some RIA technology. Some of them have even expressed their desire as comments on this very blog. So, shall we have a small introductory course now? In the next half hour?
It's a Friday, so let [...]
Rounding Up Last Week
Flex 3 won InfoWorld's Bossie (Best of Open Source Software Award) as the developer tool for RIAs. Congratulations and many thanks to all Flex developers. Interested folks can contribute in various ways to the Flex Open Source Project.
Catalonia has Olimpics.cat, China has CCTV, but sports fans of USA don't need to feel left out anymore. [...]
MediaWombat Indexing Flash
Steve Webb and Troy Yohn are just two guys with day jobs working on the problem of indexing flash content in their own spare time.
MediaWombat is a search engine that parses through SWF files and catalogues information based on it. "We crawl the internet looking for SWF files, then grab them, rip them apart, index them and [...]
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