Archive for the 'Inversion Of Control' Category
That’s right! I’m on the hunt for a great team and project to dive into. Obviously my skills are mostly Flex related, AS3 as well. However I also have experience with JavaScript and Java. I can do UI Design and animation as well. I’ve been working with Flash since 1998 so there aren’t too many [...]
February 27th, 2012 | Posted in ActionScript 3.0, Adobe AIR, Agile, Android, Android Development, AS3 API, best practices, Design Patterns, Flash Builder, Flash Builder 4.5, Flash Games, Flash Platform, Flash Platform Community, Flex, Flex 4, Flex 4 Components, Flex 4.5, Flex API Example, Flex Best Practices, Flex Books, Flex Component Development, Flex Consulting, Flex Contracting, flex development, Flex Jobs, Flex Mobile, frameworks, General Development Notes, html5, Inversion Of Control, IoC, Java, javascript, JavaScript Mobile, Mobile, Mobile Development, OOP, RobotLegs, SCRUM, Software development process, TDD, TDD JavaScript, Test Driven Development | No Comments
Well, 2011 is officially coming to a close. It was an interesting year, that’s for sure. I rounded up a few blog entries that I posted that I thought were aggregating into a quick post. They cover: presentations, tools, books and more. Some Flex, some HTML5 and some Arduino. Hope everyone has a safe and [...]
December 22nd, 2011 | Posted in ActionScript 3.0, Android, Android Development, application development frameworks, Arduino, best practices, Digital Audio Production, electronic music, Flash Platform, Flash Platform Community, Flex Mobile, html5, Interviews, Inversion Of Control, IoC, javascript, JavaScript Mobile, JavaScript Unit Testing, localization, Mobile, Mobile Development, mongodb, review, RobotLegs, TDD, TDD JavaScript, TDD Kata, Test Driven Development | No Comments
Here’s the first episode of seantheflexguyTV! I’ll talk about several new Flex related tools and some software development books. I’d like to thank Jesse Warden for the inspiration and the nudge to get seantheflexguyTV started. More specifically in this episode I talk a little about: RobotLegs, Parsley, FlexPMD, RIATest, Hello Flex 4, Clean Code, 97 [...]
January 30th, 2010 | Posted in ActionScript 3.0, Bleeding Edge Flash, Flash Builder, Flash Platform, Flash Platform Community, Flex, Flex 4, Flex Best Practices, Flex Books, Flex Builder, Flex Builder 3, frameworks, General Development Notes, Inversion Of Control, seantheflexguyTV, Software development process | 13 Comments
Taking a look at everyone’s “2009 In Review” blog posts is really great inspiration. Looking back over the last year is always worth taking a minute to do. It’s great to reflect on personal growth over the course of a year and take note of our accomplishments. I decided to recall the last year for [...]
January 1st, 2010 | Posted in ActionScript 3.0, Adobe AIR, AS3 API, Bleeding Edge Flash, Cairngorm, Design Patterns, Flash Platform, Flash Platform Community, Flex, Flex 4, Flex Best Practices, Flex Books, Flex Builder 3, Flex Consulting, Flex Contracting, frameworks, Gumbo, Inversion Of Control, Java, OOD, OOP, sdfug, Software development process | 2 Comments
Using an API can save time during the development process. The wonderful thing about the Flash Platform Community has always been the willingness to share. Here’s 34 more ActionScript 3.0 APIs that can be used for Flex, Flash and AIR development. Hopefully one of the APIs listed here or in one of my previous API [...]
December 19th, 2009 | Posted in ActionScript 3.0, AS3 API, Bleeding Edge Flash, Flash Platform, Flex, Flex API Example, frameworks, Inversion Of Control, OOP | 4 Comments
The Spring framework is not new, it’s been around since mid 2003. In very simple terms Spring is a framework to help build Java (and .NET) applications. Spring helps organize and orchestrate the source code for Java applications. Spring can be used with any Java application including Java web applications. This is beneficial to Flex [...]
February 25th, 2009 | Posted in Aspect Oriented Programming, Inversion Of Control, Java, OOP, Spring | 2 Comments