As a 42 year old developer who started using a VC20 computer when I was 9 years old, I have seen how the world has evolved over the years. It amazes me how we are set to repeat the errors of old. Even with the internet recording the history of programming patterns, the new generation [...]
Entries Tagged as 'flex'
Mobile developers, set to repeat mistakes
October 3rd, 2011 · No Comments
Tags: Adobe · Apple · Development · flash · flex · google · Microsoft · Silverlight · Standards
HTML5, the unforeseen pitfalls
September 6th, 2010 · No Comments
Recently I saw a blog post shouting out how HTML5 is going to be our savior and that the ability to simply “VIEW SOURCE”, like on any HTML website, will bring never before seen leaps in innovation because you cannot hide the code. This idea is of course completely one sided and very misguided, but really, this “Feature” if [...]
Tags: Adobe · Apple · Development · flash · flex · google · Silverlight · Standards
Mobile, its all multi platform going forward.
July 20th, 2010 · No Comments
As the debate about how to develop for mobile still battles on, in recent development, common sense may grab control of the wheel and actually start steering us to a clear future. Captain Heterogenious (Multi Platform) will over throw the mutineers. As a developer, it has been with confusion and bewilderment how the media has [...]
Tags: Adobe · Apple · flash · flex · google · Standards
Apple’s attack on Adobe Flash, it’s all about online video.
May 5th, 2010 · 179 Comments
The FUD Apple has been able to generate about flash is amazing. As a developer myself that uses Flash in front end interfaces, this battle of words has made me sick to the stomach. Not because either side is wrong, but because Apple is printing lies and falsehood about flash. And, I tend to dislike [...]
Tags: Adobe · Apple · Development · DRM · flash · flex · google · IPTV · Microsoft · P2P · Silverlight
Flashy iPhone excitement
February 4th, 2009 · 2 Comments
There is a lot of support from different sources (Apple Insider) that Adobe and Apple are going to support Flash. Boy am I excited. I love the aesthetics of the iPhone. It is a very well made device. However, as a developer that makes web applications, Flex/Flash is my tool of choice. I mean REAL [...]