Hey there stranger. Is that a new T-shirt? We like it. It’s clever. No really. We get it. You know what’s funny? We were just thinking about the last time we saw you. Yeah, no kidding. It seems like yesterday. You came here thinking your day was a total wash. You were on the brink [...]
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Archive for July, 2009
Dear Blog Reader…
Thursday, July 16th, 2009
The Morphic Group’s New CAPTCHA
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
I try to do my part to make gmail more fun. (On the gmail sign in page it does say they’re trying to make email more fun.) The trouble with gmail is that most people’s gmail addresses are anything but fun. Most gmail addresses are something like fred.williams@gmail.com, whereas hotmail accounts are usually more like [...]
Read full blog post: The Morphic Group’s New CAPTCHA
I try to do my part to make gmail more fun. (On the gmail sign in page it does say they’re trying to make email more fun.) The trouble with gmail is that most people’s gmail addresses are anything but fun. Most gmail addresses are something like fred.williams@gmail.com, whereas hotmail accounts are usually more like [...]
Read full blog post: The Morphic Group’s New CAPTCHAHow to Use Asynchronous Test Methods with FlexUnit 4
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
An essential part of Agile Development is to embrace the use of unit testing throughout the development of your project. Unit tests give the programmer to ability to run automated tests on their code at anytime to ensure that any refactoring or added code has not broken what was previously written. This luxury is a [...]
Read full blog post: How to Use Asynchronous Test Methods with FlexUnit 4
An essential part of Agile Development is to embrace the use of unit testing throughout the development of your project. Unit tests give the programmer to ability to run automated tests on their code at anytime to ensure that any refactoring or added code has not broken what was previously written. This luxury is a [...]
Read full blog post: How to Use Asynchronous Test Methods with FlexUnit 4Ant Compiling in Flex Builder “Error: Java heap space”
Friday, July 10th, 2009
This week, I wanted to use Ant to compile a large project with a couple external libraries. Right after a few seconds of running my build.xml using Ant, I received this ugly message: compile flex project: [mxmlc] Loading configuration file C:\Program Files\Adobe\Flex Builder 3\sdks\3.3.0\frameworks\flex-config.xml [mxmlc] Error: Java heap space [mxmlc] java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space …… [...]
Read full blog post: Ant Compiling in Flex Builder “Error: Java heap space”
This week, I wanted to use Ant to compile a large project with a couple external libraries. Right after a few seconds of running my build.xml using Ant, I received this ugly message: compile flex project: [mxmlc] Loading configuration file C:\Program Files\Adobe\Flex Builder 3\sdks\3.3.0\frameworks\flex-config.xml [mxmlc] Error: Java heap space [mxmlc] java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space …… [...]
Read full blog post: Ant Compiling in Flex Builder “Error: Java heap space”How to Make a Flash Application into a Facebook Application and Page Tab
Thursday, July 9th, 2009
For the Morphic Group’s Facebook page we wanted to repurpose the featured projects part of our current website into a Facebook page tab. After looking at a series of tutorials and poking and prodding till it worked, here is how we did it. What you will need: – A webserver or hosting account that can [...]
Read full blog post: How to Make a Flash Application into a Facebook Application and Page Tab
For the Morphic Group’s Facebook page we wanted to repurpose the featured projects part of our current website into a Facebook page tab. After looking at a series of tutorials and poking and prodding till it worked, here is how we did it. What you will need: – A webserver or hosting account that can [...]
Read full blog post: How to Make a Flash Application into a Facebook Application and Page TabGoogle App Engine Text Datastore Object not Saving with AMF
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009
I’ve been working with creating a Flex app with Google App Engine and AMF based on Sekhar Ravinutala’s blog post about using GraniteDS and the new Java framework for GAE. Everything was going smoothly until I needed to use a datastore Text object instead of a standard string property because a string can only contain 500 [...]
Read full blog post: Google App Engine Text Datastore Object not Saving with AMF
I’ve been working with creating a Flex app with Google App Engine and AMF based on Sekhar Ravinutala’s blog post about using GraniteDS and the new Java framework for GAE. Everything was going smoothly until I needed to use a datastore Text object instead of a standard string property because a string can only contain 500 [...]
Read full blog post: Google App Engine Text Datastore Object not Saving with AMF