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Javascript Commodore 64 emulator

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Some 'time ago I noted the version of a Commodore 64 emulator written in Adobe Actionscript 3.0, now in new version: You can now appreciate ported version of Adobe Flash in Javascript: Definitely slower than its counterpart in Flash, this javascript version uses jQuery and, in fact, became [...]

Adobe Flash CS4: Create an Ajax Loader or Activity Indicator

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Create an Ajax Loader (or Activity indicator for those accustomed to using the Apple iPhone) for the Web is not a difficult thing: there are services that create animated GIF images of all kinds. However, the GIF format has a big drawback of not supporting transparent as it should. Transparency in the format [...]

Adobe Flash Professional CS5 for Apple iPhone

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

Adobe CS5 Professional - preview XCode iPhone Applications Related Post: organize your code with the # pragma mark (0) XCode: tips on debugging Preferences (0) Xcode shortcut (0) Web2.0: Adobe is trying to Apollo? (2) Very short trick: stop NSTimer (0)

ActionScript for Objective-C

Friday, June 12, 2009

I thought it might be useful to those who came up recently to develop applications for Apple iPhone, comparing Adobe Actionscript - the language used in Adobe Flash and Adobe Flex, the most popular among new programs - and Objective-C language used by Apple to develop its applications. Objective-C is all [...]

Very short snippet: Actionscript extend an array by the method shuffle ()

Thursday, April 2, 2009

I had already spoken of how to implement the method shuffle () in Javascript and Actionscript. I realized, tuttaavia, not pointing out that ActionScript can be extended in the same way JavaScript, its Array object: PLAIN TEXT Actionscript: Array.prototype.shuffle = function () (for (var j: uint , x: *, i: uint = this.length, i, j = Math.floor (Math.random () * i), [...]

Very short snippet: shuffle () in Javascript and Actionscript

Monday, February 16, 2009

In PHP there is a handy feature called shuffle () which allows you to mix an array (see Very short trick: take random elements from an array in PHP). An excellent version of JavaScript I've found here. Below the code slightly revised: PLAIN TEXT JavaScript: Array.prototype.shuffle = function () (for (var j, x, i = this.length, i, j = Math.floor (Math.random () * i) , x [...]

How I did it: the logo of Saidmade

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

When I was asked to draw and design the logo for Saidmade, as often happens with his creatures, I was pretty excited. However it was not possible to rely on the inventiveness of others, one must express what he was about to be born in an autonomous and personal. In the end I am very pleased with the final result. The symbol that [...]

Very short trick: proxy RSS with SimplePie

Monday, December 22, 2008

If you use Flash or Ajax to read RSS feeds from other domains, you have to equip yourself for a proxy (tunneling) because of the protections imposed by both technologies (see Tunneling and proxy servers for Ajax and not only). If your site or blog is already SimplePie, you can write a simple proxy in [...]

SWFObject Google AJAX Libraries API

Friday, November 14, 2008

Google AJAX Libraries API expands its fleet of libraries and frameworks also SWFObject, very useful to insert and manipulate Flash movies on our Web pages is also available as SWFObject Plugin for Wordpress: the moment of writing, however, the plug was not yet updated to load the code from the "repository" Google. A [...]

Adobe Creative Suite 4: Roma October 21, 2008

Friday, October 3rd, 2008

Adobe is pleased to invite you to events of the launch of the new Adobe Creative Suite 4. We are waiting for October 21 in Rome and Milan on October 30. For all the details of the meeting please go to the minisite dedicated to the events CS4! Complimentary for all participants in the t-shirt CS4! I will try to be there ... especially [...]

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