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Tag Archives: Adobe Flex
Debugging RIA Services
Introduction This is a call to action to everyone building clients, servers and frameworks for rich internet applications (RIAs) to improve the life of RIA developers by improving the debugging of backend services RIAs depend on. I’d like to thank … Continue reading
Posted in Flex
Tagged Adobe Flex, AJAX, AJAX debugging, AMF, ColdFusion, debugging, FireBug, FirePHP, FlashRemoting, Flex, Flex Builder, Flex debugging, FlexDebugPanel, Microsoft Fiddler, Mike Nimer, RIA, RIA debugging, Rich Internet application, RoR, Ruby on Rails, ServiceCapture, SOAP
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Snackr Is To RSS Feeds What Slide Was To Photo Albums
An old friend from Macromedia, Narciso Jaramillo who is now on the Flex team has built a very cool AIR app called Snackr. It let’s you nibble at your feeds. The scrolling list of feed items can be distracting when … Continue reading
Flash vs. AJAX is The Wrong Question
Following my post on the Flex 3 and AIR launch, a number of you have pinged me privately about the Flash vs. AJAX question. It goes something like this: “I know you are going to write that you prefer Flash/Flex because … Continue reading
Posted in Adobe, Flex, Mobile, Web 2.0
Tagged Adobe, Adobe AIR, Adobe Flex, AJAX, Enterprise 2.0, Flex, Macromedia Flash, Mobile, Mobile Web 2.0, Web 2.0
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