Working With the File System API in AIR
I’ve written about working with the File System API in AIR over on my blog. You can read the post here.
I’ve written about working with the File System API in AIR over on my blog. You can read the post here.
Flex Camp is a series of conferences designed to help you understand more about Adobe Flex and Adobe AIR. Stay up to date with the latest Flex Camp events on this page or on the
I just had a really good video conference with the Adobe reps that deal with the Flex User Group Managers. They are putting together what they are calling “Flex Camp in a Box”. They should have the info available by the end of the week they say and will give me more info as soon as they have it so that we can plan on having our own Nashville Flex Camp if we like.
Also there will be more information to follow but they are actually hopping to provide funding for the groups. They we possibly be supplying us with funds for renting conference areas, refreshments and possibly some SWAG. Soon as I know more I will post it for you guys.
In the mean time here are some links from http://flex.org showing some video from the Flex Camp in San Francisco in July of 07.
Keynote Presentation - Watch it | Slides in PDF
Keynote demos: Mixbook, Sliderocket
Flex and CS3 Integration - Watch it
What’s in Flex Builder 3 - Watch it
Getting Started with Flex and AIR - Watch it
I’ve recently started using Adobe Flex, and so far I really love it. Since I’m unable to design my way out of a wet paper bag, having pretty little components available like the datagrid has made me very happy.
Today i’m going to talk about my new friend remoteObject(), and since I am primarily a ColdFusion developer, i’ll be discussing specifically how to use it within a CF application. Those of you using other server side languages may want to stick it out, if for nothing more just to see how beautifully Flex can separate your view from your model. As far as the Flex side of things, it’s pretty similar between platforms anyhow. In this tutorial, I will show how to use remoteObject() to connect to a object on the server, and then display the results from this object in a flex datagrid.