Archive for March, 2006
Thursday, March 23rd, 2006 by Sonja Duijvesteijn
Since 20 March the new beta for Flex 2.0 is available from labs.macromedia.com.
One of the things that is possible in Flex is giving defining how far from the next object your ‘box’ is.
This was the code in Flex 2.0 beta 1.
<Canvas>
<Button label=”hello, world” />
<layoutConstraints>
[…]
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Tuesday, March 21st, 2006 by Sonja Duijvesteijn
This topic is quite old already. Every ‘important’ webdeveloper says to follow standards and don’t use tables for layout as there is CSS. But still, almost all beginners still start at tables. Easy to learn, fast to builld why go to CSS?
Search engines
You want visitors on your site, don’t you? Well, search engines don’t […]
Posted in Webdevelopment, CSS, SEO, Accessibility | 12 Comments »
Friday, March 17th, 2006 by Sonja Duijvesteijn
Flex is a development framework by Adobe and is meant to help developers make applications. That means, no timeline, no graphics, no animations. After making a flex application the source will be compiled into a .swf file, which can be put online and viewed just like regular .swf’s.
Framework
Flex is a framework, and as such offers […]
Posted in Webdevelopment, Flash, flex | 1 Comment »
Monday, March 13th, 2006 by Sonja Duijvesteijn
You can find an essay on this site about the effect that firefox has on the open source community. And one of the interesting points that is mentioned in that, is the 2 page advertisment in the new york times last year. To my surprise I found a similar advertisement in the Dutch Spits today […]
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