validcode In today's wild, wild
Web, the catchphrases are
usability, accessibility,
standards-compliance, and
valid code. Why is valid
code so important? The
sheer number of browsers
out there that display
the same code differently
make it vi... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 13,531 Replies: 2 |
Grab Hold of the Vine and
Swing Over the Pitfalls The world of Flash
development can be a
dangerous place. Although
Flash offers the most
comprehensive set of
tools for Web site user
interface development,
there are numerous
pitfalls that can cause a
project to go sour.
Flash's c... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 12,461 |
The Evolution of Web
Services and Flash With Flash's ability to
create rich, engaging,
and fully interactive
front end interface
environments and Web
services being able to
offer data in a
standardized,
easy-to-work-with format,
the possibilities of what
can be accompli... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 10,728 |
Form vs Feature Part 2 In the last issue of MXDJ
(Vol. 2, issue 7), we
discussed the Extrusion
tool. This time we'll
explore other drawing
methods. Some modeling
effects can be handled
quickly in FreeHand with
the Extrude tool, but
gradient fills and
cr... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 14,124 |
Beginning OOP in AS 2.0 I tend to keep myself
available to help people
with code and Web
projects on a daily
basis. It seems to be
quite fruitful. The
majority of the questions
tend to refer to
Actionscript 2.0 and/or
object-oriented
programming (OOP) in... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 13,826 |
Text on the Other
Platform Windows, Macintosh, and
Unix have three different
ways of referring to a
line break. Windows uses
two separate characters -
Carriage Return followed
by Line Feed - while
Macintosh uses just
Carriage Return and Unix
uses just Line Fe... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 14,323 Replies: 1 |
Cover Story: Lego Virtual
Showroom Yes it's true - at some
point, it was a challenge
for me to swap an image
on the stage. Hey, we all
start somewhere. About a
million challenges later,
and voilĂ - a decent
Director developer! Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 15,226 Replies: 1 |
Interactive Kiosks Most of my work is
invisible. At least, it
isn't seen by very many
people. Much of it is
business-to-business
sales tools for high-end
server components.
Lately, a good portion of
it has been in languages
where the target audience
... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 14,258 |
ASCII, ANSI, Roman 1, and
What's All That? 'Yo, guru!' I looked up
to see the guy a couple
cubicles over
prairie-dogging, trying
to get my attention. I
think they call me 'guru'
because I'm too old to be
called 'dude,' not from
the feeling of awe I
think I am due. 'What's
... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 21,797 |
Introducing...The
Macromedia Web Publishing
System On most Web sites there
is a barrier between the
people who want to update
and publish content to
the site and the Web site
itself. Content
eventually becomes out of
date, improvements remain
undone, and new
information languishes
... Aug. 11, 2004 Reads: 12,114 |
140 Decibels 140 Decibels is a short
film about a depressed
man whose anxiety
escalates as he becomes
increasingly more
sensitive towards his
environment, particularly
noise. His midtown
Manhattan apartment is
both sanctuary and
prison. Louis ... Aug. 1, 2004 Reads: 3,416 |