This little select object tool can be used in games or apps. It mimics windows select tool (even colors are the same)

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Windows-like select tool in Flash

If you’re interesting in learning Flex and live in Utah, feel free to join us in American Fork for free classes. Visit our Utah Flex Class Google group to learn more.

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Free Flex Classes in Utah

The FlexUnit team just put the finishing touches on the first release candidate and posted the files for download. Unless we get some very scary bugs, these files will be very close to what the final version of 4.1 will include. I think the only known change we have planned is building against the new See [...]

Finally, was able to make it to the Adobe Summit last week in Bangalore even though everything was fixed at the last moment.

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Adobe Summit 2010 in Bangalore

I got word from the folks at the Adobe AIR Marketplace that there is a bug in their system. So when we submitted Attest 3 a few weeks back, it was stuck in the validation process and hence no Attest for anyone just yet. See the rest here: Attest 3 due out this week [...]

In my last post “Using Flex Hero RSL Enhancements” I discussed some of the new Flex Hero features around RSL Enhancements. I wanted to finish off the discussion with some information about the new “include-inheritance-dependencies-only” addition to compc, which added to make monkey patching with RSL’s easier. Lets just say it made one manual step See [...]

I recently attended and spoke at Lone Star Ruby Conf 2010. I took notes on anything technical I thought would be useful to bring back and use day-to-day at SmartLogic

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Nick’s Highlights from Lone Star Ruby Conf

Your users likely spend countless hours a week bouncing between their inbox and various business applications. However, they could be even more efficient if the correct information was presented to them and made actionable where they need it the most — their inbox. Gmail Contextual Gadgets enable this improved efficiency. Read more here: Gmail Contextual Gadgets: giving [...]

Let’s say you’re really interested in coffee and tea and would like to know every time someone talks about them. You’ve been able to do that for the web with Google Alerts

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Google Buzz API adds Track and some improvements

Today’s guest post comes from Chris Poe, Engineering Director at JibJab Media The folks at JibJab are good at doing two things: Making people laugh and…

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JibJab + Google Site Search = more laughs

At many open source conferences, discussions about diversity come up and there is a lot of talk about how to make the open source community more inclusive and welcoming. While the Open Source Programs Office’s Jeremy Allison was at GUADEC , he had a chance to talk to someone who is actively doing something to [...]

At many open source conferences, discussions about diversity come up and there is a lot of talk about how to make the open source community more inclusive and welcoming. While the Open Source Programs Office’s Jeremy Allison was at GUADEC , he had a chance to talk to someone who is actively doing something to [...]

For some time now, there’s been a lot of work going on to overhaul Chromium’s graphics system. New APIs and markup like WebGL and 3D CSS transforms are a major motivation for this work, but it also lets Chromium begin to take advantage of the GPU to speed up its entire drawing model, including many common [...]

For some time now, there’s been a lot of work going on to overhaul Chromium’s graphics system. New APIs and markup like WebGL and 3D CSS transforms are a major motivation for this work, but it also lets Chromium begin to take advantage of the GPU to speed up its entire drawing model, including many common [...]

Like many of you, every year we look forward to the workshops, conferences and events related to open source software.

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An update on JavaOne

This week, a lot. Today we’re excited to announce the band Arcade Fire ’s new project “The Wilderness Downtown,” an interactive HTML5 music experience that is being showcased on Google’s Chrome Experiments site. The project was created by writer/director Chris Milk with Arcade Fire and Google Read more here: What do Arcade Fire and HTML5 have [...]

Editor’s Note: Jeff Morgan is a Senior Technical Consultant at Appirio , a cloud solution provider which creates products and delivers services .

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Google Data Authentication Choices

Learn how common tasks for building HTML/PHP applications are done with Flex and PHP.

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The architecture of Flex and PHP applications | Adobe Developer Connection

Explore how you can use Adobe Flex to build a simple application that incorporates Flex into Visualforce and Apex.

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Using the Force.com Account demo and source code | Adobe Developer Connection