I’m at the D-Flex meeting listening to my co-worker Jason Fincanon giving a talk on skinning Spark components in Flex. If you’re a Flex developer and you live in the the Dallas area, you really should try and make it … Continue reading →

Okay, I must admit I get a little goofy with some bathroom humor. I’m in my forties and I still find it funny. Forgive me. Anyway, I saw this list of fart types years ago and was reminded of it … Continue reading →

Jason Fincanon is busy again posting about Flash. This time it’s not about anything code related.  It’s about elitism amongst the Flash communities top echelon. I can’t say that I disagree with him.  Knowing Jason, he dislikes the arrogance that … Continue reading →

I took a little trip back to my hometown in Anthon, Iowa.  It’s pretty much a bump in the road with about 630 people living there.  No, it’s not very big.  Yes it has electricity.  It also has a grocery … Continue reading →

Jason Fincanon has written a follow-up to his previous post called Getting Started with Spark Skins: Transitions. It’s a bit more advanced than his previous post and shows the wonderful power of Flex transitions.

Recently charged with implementing a Flash component called 3D Wall Pro from Flashloaded, I quickly ran into a snag of sorts. A bug if you will. It came up because of the particular way the images needed to be laid … Continue reading →