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Mistofeles
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Fun with Flex
Started Nov. 29, 2008
How Big is your computer screen?
Replied Oct. 11, 2008
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Replied Oct. 11, 2008
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What you probably need to be familiar with is a multitude of languages but more so the problem solving capabilities of a programmer rather than just knowledge. For instance, interactive scripts can be done using php, asp, java, ColdFusion, ruby on...
I think it works very well.
The graphics are not too ridiculous, you keep things simply and I suppose you're using the school colors.
I think information if it were there, would be easy to find.
I find the general navigation easy to use and precis...
Do you have the direct urls for your sky drive? If so you can still use an mp3 player that uses a playlist. And there a lot of free options out there for streaming your music from your computer.
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- What kind of geek are you?
- Computer, Anime, Video Game, Programming, RPG, Photography, Movies
- Why do you consider yourself a geek?
- No clue
- How did you find out about our Geek community?
- My Sexy Geek Goddess Girlfriend
- What are your "geeky equipment" specs?
- two dual core intel machines with 4 gigs of ram, 256 mb video cards, 500gb hard drives, dual 22 inch flat panel monitors for a total of 4 :)
nikon d40x DSLR camera, sigma flash and monopod
- What do you want to be when you grow up?
- a geek!
- What makes you laugh?
- Monty Python, Red Dwarf, Douglas Adams, Terry Pratchet, Isaac Asimov, Neil Gaiman
- What is the thing in life you treasure most?
- My loving girlfriend
- What's the geekiest thing you've ever done?
- debated for an hour about the definition of the word can(verb) http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/can[1]
- What do you do to entertain yourself?
- Playing World of warcrack, utherverse, watching movies and chatting....at the same time
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- At 4:38am on June 16, 2009,
Cookenstein said…
- Hi Friend, what is your homepage when you open your browser to start your day ?
- At 5:24pm on May 24, 2009,
Cookenstein said…
- How are you? Hope you are enjoying this Memorial day weekend!
- At 6:01pm on April 25, 2009,
Cookenstein said…
- Just passing through! How are you doing? Have a great weekend!
- At 3:44pm on January 1, 2009,
Liam said… - hi do you have msn ?
- At 2:00pm on December 1, 2008,
Flimmer Skjerm said… - Hi - well, it seems like they are at least not lacking in the ambition department. I have mostly used ajax and Flash to improve the user experience (of course combined with good oldfashioned DHTML) - but it worth being aware of the potential security holes you open up when for instance using ajax - and I do also believe Flex do pose some security threats. But as long as cart itself is separated from the payment module then I guess it does not hurt using a little eyecandy there. I am actually in the process of doing that myself right now. I have three websites that needs to be prepared till the end of this week where one is going to start with an interactive tutorial (probably prepared with ajax - not Flash), one website for a large conference (will probably also use ajax, but rely heavy on Flash on the backend) and a description of an R&D project (made completely in Flash). But all of these depends on external resources for handling transactions.
- At 4:41pm on November 30, 2008,
Flimmer Skjerm said…
- Hi again. Well, carts are pretty simple constructs as such. It is the ecosystem behind the code that really is the problem. I try to stay away from Flex when it comes to such timecritical solutions as carts, and even if I have implemented a couple of solutions created in Java, I prefer to use PHP these days. PHP is usually faster and simpler - and in reality just as secure as the other scriptinglanguages. This has also been a very conscious decision from my side since it pays off to focus on the part of market with the largest userbase. And that is PHP - at least for the customers I am interested in. But it seems like I am going to have change focus somewhat in the very near future as mobile solutions are coming up and I may end up having to accept employment in a large company in order to get involved in the kind of R&D I am interested in. Well, we'll see what the future brings.
- At 2:32am on November 30, 2008,
Flimmer Skjerm said…
- Hi - I just had to drop by and check out your geeky past experiences after reading up on the discussion you had about setting osCommerce, different carts and using SSL encryption. As a person that once started out working with Intershop, then moved on to iCat - and then a number of other eCommerce applications that discussion almost brought happy tears of joy to my eyes. Hey ... but then again, I am pretty weird.
Anyway - welcome to the geek community. I am sure you just made it become even geekier. And that is no bad thing at all.
- At 7:42pm on October 11, 2008,
Susan said… - *prods*
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