By: Asen Nikolov

Asen Nikolov — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 00:49:32 +0000

Hi,
It will be nice to mention the name lead flash programmer who architect the system before you guys came on board.

By: ae.hugeobject.com Blog Archive Open Source Flash RIA development - case study « Ramblings

Sat, 25 Nov 2006 13:59:31 +0000

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By: Flash Ant: Flash and Rich Internet Applications (RIA) Blog . :: Open Source Flash Case Study for TradingPost.com.au

Wed, 29 Mar 2006 09:39:36 +0000

[...] Select a category to filter the posts: All General (135) Rich Internet Applications (18) RIA News (26) Articles (5) Tools and Utilities (9) Flash (55) Flex (6) Design Patterns (2) Usability Design (1) Downloads (4) Flash Ant (2) Bugs & Workarounds (4) Golden Nuggets (6) FLP Maker (1) OpenAMF (1) London MMUG (21) MX Europe (1) Ariaware Optimizer (2) FlashAnt Web Site (1) ActionScript 2 (3) GeSHi Syntax Highlighter for b2 (5) Devices (4) Hands-on tutorials (2) Flash and ActionScript Training (15) Slashdotter High (2) NaturalDocs (3) Moblog (19) Source Control and Project Management (3) Open Source Flash (39) PSP (1) 2006-03-29 Open Source Flash Case Study for TradingPost.com.au [Open Source Flash] - aral @ 09:39:33 - Permalink Andrew Edwards just posted a case study on his team’s experience in using open source Flash tools as part of their development process on the PlaceAd RIA for TradingPost.com.au last year. He mentions how their use of open source tools saved them over 110 hours in compile time, allowed them to integrate better with their overall .Net development process and resulted in fewer bugs, “better code” and a “better development environment”. Andrew and his team were using the FAMES system, which is not fully open source. In the case study he recommends that developers today use the fully open-source AMES system instead (a call that I support fully!) For more information on all things open source Flash, see OSFlash.org. Although Andrew doesn’t mention it in his case study, there is also a new solution emerging for using the Flash IDE as your primary development tool while reaping the benefits of a faster compile time and improved workflow. The two recently released open source projects that make this possible are John Grden’s Flasc, for compiling in the Flash IDE using MTASC and Xavi Beumala’s Alf (Advanced Library for Flash), a library panel extension that allows for filter-as-you-type and the editing of multiple symbol properties. This Alf + Flash IDE + Flasc suite (AFF) allows you to stay in the Flash IDE and yet take advantage of the workflow improvements provided by MTASC and Alf. Add to this setup the non-open source (but non-the-less excellent) gProject and you may just GAFF your next project in your favor Read the full text of Andrew’s case study here. [...]

By: Ob1

Ob1 — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:30:57 +0000

And of course by using open source flash you save big bucks!

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