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Jan 3, 2008 | AJAX, Flash, Silverlight, or JavaFX...

Posted at 11:02:46 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash Java

AJAX has forever altered user expectations regarding the experience delivered by the Web. In today's world, users sit at the edge of their seat waiting to see what scrumptious eye candy AJAX will serve them next.

Dec 13, 2007 | Flex LiveCycle Data Services Goes Open-Source

Posted at 08:48:55 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

Flash (via Flex or AIR) allows developers to open connections to servers (binary sockets), much like XHR in Web applications.

Dec 12, 2007 | Silverlight technology rivals Flash, AJAX

Posted at 09:50:12 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

Dec 11, 2007 | Multiple uploads with jQuery and Flex or Flash

Posted at 08:43:31 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

As you might know I’m currently working on a custom cms/community project and the specs state that each user should have a simple gallery.

Nov 19, 2007 | Ajax : Flash Killer

Posted at 09:22:32 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

After a two week hiatus we’re back! And we’re really lucky that JavaScript superstar and local legend Jeremy Keith has agreed to give a presentation at our next meeting. His session, provocatively called “Ajax : Flash Killer?” was a massive hit at Flash on the Beach last year.

Nov 15, 2007 | Flash–Ajax Video Component

Posted at 11:57:55 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

Adobe has just released a Flash-Ajax Video component: The Adobe™ Flash™ Ajax Video (FAVideo) component is a small, open source Flash component that you can use to provide video playback within an Ajax application. It exposes all of the formatting and video playback controls necessary to build a video player customized entirely using HTML and Javascript.

Nov 15, 2007 | Have you tried the Flash-AJAX Video component yet

Posted at 11:51:19 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

The Adobe Labs has released the Flash-AJAX Video component which makes it very easy to control the flash video player using Javascript. The original Flash video component inside Dreamweaver 8 and CS3 is rather limiting in controlling with Javascript.

Nov 14, 2007 | AJAX, Flash, Silverlight, or JavaFX - which will win

Posted at 10:55:47 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

Nov 14, 2007 | Silverlight technology rivals Flash, AJAX

Posted at 10:50:27 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

Microsoft’s much-touted and much-anticipated RIA (rich Internet application) entry, Silverlight, lets Web developers and designers create “rich, engaging user experiences with 2-D graphics, animation, images, media, and video,” to use Microsoft’s own description. Silverlight competes in this arena with Adobe Flash and Flex, with OpenLaszlo and Curl, and with a variety of AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) frameworks.

Nov 13, 2007 | AJAX, Flash, Silverlight, or JavaFX: Must We Choose

Posted at 10:36:33 am | Permalink | Posted in Flash

AJAX has forever altered user expectations regarding the experience delivered by the Web. In today’s world, users sit at the edge of their seat waiting to see what scrumptious eye candy AJAX will serve them next. Some of the more notable visual effects and desktop-like interactions include Prototype-esque fades, Dojo style fisheyes, the near ubiquitous drag-and-drop, and, of course, who can live without the entertainment provided by the assortment of animated loading icons that now distract us while AJAX does its asynchronous “thing.” Yes, it would appear that AJAX can do it all and that no desktop visual effect or gesture is safe from being outsourced to the Web.

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