Lynda.com has released a new course by David Gassner entitled AIR for Flex Developers. This course looks at how Flex Builder 3 and the Flex 3 framework can be used to build cross-system desktop applications with Adobe AIR, and covers every point of integration with the host operating system, including working with the local file … Read more
This project strives to provided flex components for crating calendar components. (Timeline, day, week, month and agenda view)
This projects is still work in progress and is not even at an alpha stage, but please look around and offer help or suggestions.
Check out the current status of the code:
How to monitor the itemClick in FlexRadioButtonGroup when RadioButton was clicked
The full codes:
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xmlutility
package {
public class XMLUtilities
{
//
public static function XMLListToSimpleArrayByDepth(xmlList:XMLList, depthLimit:int=10):Array{
var resultArr:Array=new Array();
Adobe Flex 3 is a cross-platform development framework for creating rich Internet applications (RIAs).Flex enables you to create expressive, high-performance applications that run identically on all major browsers and operating systems.But Flex NOT only for web applications,we can build desktop applications using flex file system.
It is so cool if show your products in 360 degree view on your website to your customer? In fact it is not difficult to realize after you read the following example. First you need prepair a serial images about your products in different views. The basic principle is by using SliderBar to control the image. Generally, you will meet the problem: how to avoid the image flickering when move the sliderbar? Then it have told you the answer. Using loader component which could avoid flickering. Components Sequence, Canvas and TextArea are also used in this example. More details please see the following source
The following source code shows three ways that how to load an image file.
I love Flex so much, I have actually been skeptical about Adobe AIR. Over the last year, I have had a hard time understanding why moving applications from the Web to the Desktop mattered (it just didn’t seem that interesting).
Then I had the chance to attend the Adobe Engage event two weeks ago,
where they launched Adobe AIR with its 1.0 release. With the launch, they demonstrated a number of applications built using the AIR platform.