I have just uploaded a new ActionScript 3 reference / online documentation API to Google App Engine. Basically, the service takes an ActionScript 3 class name (or a fragment of a class name) and returns the URL for the online documentation for the specified class. For example: http://as3reference.appspot.com/getapi?version=flex3&api=String returns: {"items": [ {"path": "String.html", "name": "String"}, {"path": "mx\/utils\/StringUtil.html", "name": "StringUtil"}, {"path": "mx\/validators\
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Awesome Flex and AIR Apps for Students
Areez Gangji, an intern here at Adobe, has written an article about the top 10 Flex and AIR applications for students. The article covers such great applications as Timetoast, Craig's List Desktop, Adobe's own Acrobat.com and more. Read the article, and if you're interested, help Digg it up.
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MATE Presentation - Dependency Injection / Singletons Explained
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Adding custome query argument support to jQuery Autocomplete plugin
I have been playing around with the jQuery Autocomplete plugin to get it working with the ActionScript 3 documentation API that I posted about earlier today. The Autocomplete API is really nice, and pretty flexible, but one issue I ran into is that the query argument containing the user input that is passed to the server is hard coded to
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