Ramblings

November 14, 2006

[osflash] mx.controls.DataGrid Display problem

Filed under: flash — michaelangela @ 1:15 pm

I was having a problem too and ended up working with this version of Phil’s wonderful HtmlCellRenderer code. The problem was actually where the label was showing up! Had to massage the _x and _y.

[osflash] mx.controls.DataGrid Display problem

The problem was in the custom CellRender that I made, an adaptation of the “phil flash” cell render. I update a midnight version fixed, before you can see it. Note: always check for the item != undefined in the setValue method of your cell render class

ActionStep (plugin View) / Pixlib (MVC FrontController + Remoting) SUSHI Service

Filed under: flash — michaelangela @ 7:07 am

In that now legendary Neo (Matrix) voice, “Whoa”.

ActionStep (plugin View) / Pixlib (MVC FrontController + Remoting) SUSHI Service at DEJA-VUE.NET – Flex/ Flash RIA Development

SUSHI service was made up following an extremely powerful and polyvalent application receipe based on the MVC pattern. “Receipe” because it’s all about ingredients. According to the ingredients and the inspiration we can, for example, pump up a traditional MVC until reaching a multiple Models’s one (ModelLocator) or like in our case, make the whole thing rise up to a “Super MVC” (FrontController and ServiceLocator).

PixLib – Understanding the basis of the framework

Filed under: flash — michaelangela @ 7:05 am

In the meantime, before Cairngorm, there is PixLib.

Dev by MX» Blog Archive » PixLib – Understanding the basis of the framework

This tutorial is provided to give you the basis to be able to use the so good PixLib framework made by Francis Bourre. You should know at least what is a MVC pattern and a Command pattern.

Developing Flex RIAs with Cairngorm Microarchitecture – Part 1: Introducing Cairngorm

Filed under: flash — michaelangela @ 7:03 am

But when I do get to Cairngorm (if and when), here’s a good start.

Adobe – Developer Center : Developing Flex RIAs with Cairngorm Microarchitecture – Part 1: Introducing Cairngorm

This six-part series presents an open-source architectural framework to Flex developers called Cairngorm. In this series I explain the thought leadership behind Cairngorm, the design challenges that Adobe feels Cairngorm addresses best, and the projects for which Cairngorm is an appropriate skeleton for development.

Why I think you shouldn’t use Cairngorm

Filed under: dev, php — michaelangela @ 7:02 am

Caringorm will be taking a back seat for a good little while. Plenty to learn in the mean time. 😛 I’ve already done the little test he mentioned, about using Flex 2 (with the free SDK version) and populating a Datagrid from a webservice (amfphp in this case) so that gives me hope. And yeah, I went from inline Actionscript to external classes… 😛

Steven Webster: Why I think you shouldn’t use Cairngorm

I know what you must be thinking – Steven Webster is suggesting I shouldn’t use Cairngorm ? Well no, not exactly. However, the rapid adoption of the Flex 2 platform that we are currently enjoying has seen us enjoy a tremendous number of new developers to the Flex platform, many of whom are trying to absorb as much information they can in as short a time as possible. When you first become aware of the tremendous opportunities for solution development with Flex, it’s no surprise that you want to ascend the adoption curve as quickly as possible. However, there’s no short-cut to experience, and that’s the topic I want to call out here. If you’re new to Flex 2 or Cairngorm, then I’d love for you to read on a little…

Integrated Development Experience

Filed under: dev, php — michaelangela @ 6:56 am

Getting Eclipse. Tried it out before with Java n-years ago. Pretty cool but no time to learn it. Trying again……….. phpclipse, subclipse, callisto… step by step

GhostWhoWalksInside » Blog Archive » Integrated Development Experience

you can put all things you need (like php/sql editor,console, outline,version browser, web browser, file tree) in one view and much much more.

SVN: How do I create a repository? How do I import data into it?

Filed under: dev — michaelangela @ 2:34 am

Subversion system setup quickstart:

subversion: Subversion FAQ

See http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/README; specifically, look at section IV, the “Quickstart Guide”.

For even more detail, read chapter 5 in The Subversion Book.

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