Earlier today Mike Chambers released his cool MXNA feed scroller desktop application that uses the MXNA ActionScript 2 Library and MXNA WebService to retrieve data from the aggregator. Just noticed that Eric Dolecki has a customized version running on his site and I’ve just prepared a screensaver using that same application. Now you’ve got no read more
I meant to blog this earlier, the MX Europe 2004 conference in London has been postponed from September 2004 to January 2005 effectively making it the MX Europe 2005 conference ;) The speakers list is shaping up nicely, it’s a shame we still have so many months to wait!
As some of you might already now, I’ve been researching CSS and v2 components quite intensively over the last few months. Inspired by an experiment Søren Jepsen sent me through that was based on my workaround for using external CSS files on components I’m now working on a set of classes that allows for easily read more
I’ve just come back from a business trip to Cardiff, Wales. Never knew train rides could be so tiring, all in all I spent about 5 hours getting there (Brussels to London Waterloo, the tube down to Paddington and train to Cardiff Central). Public transport in the United Kingdom isn’t all that bad as people read more
Grant Skinner will be in London from the 24th to the 26th of May with his Flash MX 2004 Enterprise Development workshop. This is an opportunity you definitely won’t want to miss, in the three days he’ll cover topics including object-oriented design and analysis, design patterns, usability and application architecture. I doubt you’ll find a read more
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