Category Archives: Flex
Smooth Scrolling HorizontalList
This example is based on Alex Harui’s Smooth Scrolling List. It just changes the code to work with the HorizontalList control rather than the List control. The SmoothHorizontalScrollingList class extends the HorizontalList control adding the needed functionality to allow smooth scrolling:
Adobe AIR Runtime Font Differences
This was a heck of a problem to discover and even worse to try to figure out why. Sadly, I did not find a good solution the problem. I will give the short and sweet rundown of the issue. You have three different machines, three different operating system, the same version of Flex Builder (3.0.2), [...]
Having trouble getting a client to pay?
My good friend Dan Florio (Twitter friends actually) kicked off a discussion about what to do when a client doesn’t pay. He has some great tips and is also asking for some community input. I am sure there are plenty of bad experiences out there to go around, mine included. What would be great is [...]
Flex 3, ColdFusion 8, and Error #1034
Working on project for a new client I had had the opportunity to use Flash Remoting from Flex to talk to services on a ColdFusion server without running the ColdFusion server locally on my machine. Since I am working remote these days (at home), I wanted to connect to the CFC’s on the ColdFusion server [...]
Also posted in ColdFusion, Flash Remoting Tagged Adobe, ColdFusion, Flex, Flex Builder 3, RemoteObject, Remoting Leave a comment
Storing an ArrayCollection in the EncryptedLocalStore
On one of my side AIR projects I got the idea to store an ArrayCollection (AC) object into the EncryptedLocalStore (ELS) to have a sort of mini data structure. I thought it would be no problem since you can basically throw anything you want into the EncryptedLocalStore as long as its not over 10MB where [...]
Also posted in AIR Tagged Adobe AIR, Adobe Integrated Runtime, AIR, ArrayCollection, describeType, EncryptedLocalStore, Flex 3 Comments
Drop your framework?
After attending an interesting session at Adobe MAX 2008 titled “The Flex Architecture Face-off”. At first I though the speakers (Yakov Fain, Chafic Kazoun, Todd Anderson, and Joshua Noble) were going to debate which framework was the best, you know, Cairngorm, PureMVC, Mate, and others. Initially the speaker surveyed which frameworks developers were using and [...]
Also posted in Cairngorm Tagged Adobe, agile development, Cairngorm, Flex, Frameworks, Mate, PureMVC, Software development process 9 Comments


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