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Marco Casario
Marco Casario is CEO of Comtaste, a company devoted to develop Rich Internet Applications on the Web and for mobile devices. He collaborates intensively with Adobe Italy as a speaker at conferences and as a consultant for Flash, Flex, and Flash Lite. Learn more about Marco Casario at his blog http://casario.blogs.com.

Using the J2EE View Helper Pattern in Your AIR Applications
I'm currently creating many small applications using AIR and Flex 3. Most of them are prototypes with the purposes of showing AIR features and the quantity of code is small (600 lines at most). In this context it does not make much sense to use a framework or arch...
How to Create a Multi User Flex Application Using JMS
In order to create a multi user Flex application, you can take advantage of one of the features of LiveCycle Data Services: the Messaging Services. The Messaging Services allows you to connect your Flex application to a message destination and send/receive message...
Web and Mobile Convergence Sharing Data Between Flex 2 and Flash Lite
I love the definition in Wikipedia of Media convergence: 'Media convergence is a theory in communications where every mass medium eventually merges to the point where they are indistinguishable to each other due to the advent of new communication technologies.'
Designing Loosely Coupled Flex 2 Components
Flex 2 applications may have complex architectures and they are usually made up of multiple files: MXML, Actionscript and CSS.
Mobile Learning with Flash Lite 2 and Adobe Captivate
In just a few years long-distance learning, or Electronic Learning (e-learning), has become a reality. The problem with distance and having to be in a certain place at a certain time has been eliminated with the use of the personal computer and the Web.

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