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Flash Platform Partner Resources | James Ward – RIA Cowboy

Posted by Simeon on Jan 10, 2009 in Blog | 0 comments

I was scanning my rss feeds this morning and saw this post my James Ward. I am always looking for a good collection of links to share with folks so this hit the spot. Thanks James. Flash Platform Partner Resources | James Ward – RIA Cowboy.

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Mozilla cries like an ungrateful child

Posted by Simeon on May 2, 2008 in Blog | 14 comments

I was just going to comment on this article but CNET doesn’t support OpenID and I am not about to go making another account, so I’ll post about it here. In the article Mozilla speaks out against the free-but-proprietary Web apps the author discusses the problems with free but proprietary software. In a quote from the Mozilla Europe’s founder: “Both Adobe and Microsoft...

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RIA War is Brewing? Not like they say

Posted by Simeon on Apr 17, 2008 in Blog | 5 comments

The RIA War Is Brewing. I saw this article and was again disappointed that people continue to compare these platforms. Curl and Siverlight? competitors. AIR? not so much its a desktop environment. Compare it to the Flash Platform and move on. Prism? Its kinda like a half cocked attempt at building AIR applications. The entire platform can be simulated by building an AIR application that...

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April Flash Player Updates

Posted by Simeon on Mar 18, 2008 in Blog | 13 comments

Last week Adobe released the details of an update for Flash Player that will be released next month. While Flash player updates are typically nothing to be concerned with, this time may be different. If you use flash to connect to an outside source for data you need to review this document and see how you will be affected. Customers for whom the following situations apply should read the...

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Again I revisit the computer bag dilemma

Posted by Simeon on Feb 15, 2008 in Blog | 24 comments

I have been very lucky, I have never actually had to purchase a laptop bag. I got a fancy leather one for free with my first Dell Laptop, and then I started going to conferences and got bundles of them. But conference bags (while free) are not always representative of the quality I would like to represent myself with. At Max 2004, I saw a blog post on MXNA by Christian Cantrell. He stated the...

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