Now that I am letting folks download AIR files from my server, I realized apache didnt know how to serve those file. So because it didnt know the mime-type for air, it just spit out the binary to your browser instead of helping the browser know to tell you to download it. Fixing that was [...]
Ok, last night I updated MoTwitAir again. This time we added some UI enhancement, some keyboard shortcuts, and some more settings. Check it out over on the MoTwitAir page.
I released the first version of MoTwitAir on my lunch break today and thanks to the feedback of several people, I am already releasing its first update. Just so I dont have to do this all the time, I have created a MoTwitAir page in my projects section. Version 0.4 is available now and includes [...]
Nick commented on my last post and wanted to know what MoTwitAir looked like. Well here is a screenshot.
Ok, so this is really stupid, but I got mad that Tweetr didnt update for beta 3 of the Adobe AIR release yet. So… I wrote my own air twitter client really quick like. So right now all you can do is see your timeline (w/friends) and the main public timeline. You can post updates [...]
I was thinking last night about the upcoming release of the iPhone SDK and how as I play with Twitter and Pownce i would really like to have a native application on my phone to do that. Which of course takes me to thinking about learning Ojbective C and the GUI stack for OS X [...]
While I love what ray does for these exercises, I often feel like there is not much challenge left in doing them in CF. However I am nowhere near as good at Ruby as I am at CF so I thought I would do a version of his code challenge in Ruby. So the first [...]
On twitter just moments ago, I saw James Ward point toward a truly awsome move by Adobe. Tonight Adobe announced that they are open sourcing the technologies that are the base for Flash Remoting and the Messaging Services found in their high end server technologies. BlazeDS represents the services which makes data transfer with Flash [...]
Keith Peters has posted a very nice article on his experiences with SilverLight from a flash developers perspective. Keith is the author of Making Things Move, which just about every example I have seen of moving stuff in flash is based on. So when he sets out to make something move in SilverLight I was [...]
I just got off the phone with Joe and I am so excited to help him share the announcement of his daughter Ava! Ava Louise Rinehart was born into this world on December 9th at 9:40 PM EST. She weights in at 8lbs and is a striking 20 3/4 inches long. She and mommy are [...]
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