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MochiAds

MochiAds: TechCrunch describes the latest work from Jameson Hsu and the MochiBot crew -- an advertising system built into the content itself, so that you're still drawing revenue even if someone swipes it and puts it on their own site. I haven't exam

Posted: Nov. 21, 2006 05:14 PM

"Don't Meet Your Heroes"

"Don't Meet Your Heroes" Great website, aggregating particular news: "Don't Meet Your Heroes is a compilation of CSS and Web Standards related resources and news feeds from sources around the net. I started this site initially for my own use, to keep

Posted: Nov. 21, 2006 05:02 PM

"Digital Ice Age"

"Digital Ice Age": At Popular Mechanics, Brad Reagan brings up the real issue of how digital formats will fare in future decades and centuries. (More comment at TechMeme.) Towards the end he does mention PDF/A the ISO Standard archival format for Ado

Posted: Nov. 21, 2006 03:01 PM

Icons as vectors

Icons as vectors: Last week's discussion about whether to describe the new resizable icons as dots or curves still generates new angles... Craig Hockenberry doesn't take advantage of commenting on his blog [argh!], so I'm bumping this up over here. A

Posted: Nov. 20, 2006 06:24 PM

"Flash 2.0"

"Flash 2.0": Sorry for my groan-inducing title, but there's a strange new respect for Adobe Flash work in the techblogs these days... the above link goes to a news cluster which was the top item on TechMeme this weekend... Megite has another snapshot

Posted: Nov. 20, 2006 04:56 PM

DNG primer

DNG primer: Adobe as spackle? Digital cameras capture worldly data in different ways. Early cameras stored only 8-bit Red, Green, Blue; now cameras store the actual raw data each device captures. The only problem is that each camera's RAW profile can

Posted: Nov. 20, 2006 09:34 AM

MS & Adobe

MS & Adobe: The two companies do compete in some areas, but cooperate in a whole lot more -- both are big parts of our computing environment. Here, Marc Silbey of the Internet Explorer team tells how Tuesday's release of the Vista-savvy Adobe Flash P

Posted: Nov. 17, 2006 08:29 PM

Lots of links

Lots of links: When I have so many browser windows and tabs open it's time to harvest some... here are some links I've found this week that I found interesting, and you may too....

Posted: Nov. 17, 2006 04:53 PM

Springgraph

Springgraph: Yup, this is a "me-too" post, but I want to make sure Mark Shepherd's new Flex component gets wide awareness. Not only is this very simple to use from Adobe Flex, but with the Flex-Ajax Bridge I believe this same type of interfaces can b

Posted: Nov. 17, 2006 03:27 PM

New DENG site

New DENG site: Claus Wahlers tells at OSFlash that his SWF-baed standards engine has a new home on the Web. "DENG is an award-winning, open source Modular XML Browser, capable of rendering subsets of XHTML, SVG, XForms, XFrames, arbitrary XML (e.g. R

Posted: Nov. 17, 2006 02:38 PM

YOUR FEEDBACK

	Flex Is Strong Because of Java By Yakov Fain NN wrote: DRH: you are jumping up and down on silverlight without any light. let see Microsoft work so hard to kill Java and all know the story. Today we have so many apps running on Java (backend more and front ends sucks where flex shines). Now we have great tools for complete...
	Adobe Flex: Program in Style or an Elevator Pitch By Yakov Fain Daniel Szmulewicz wrote: Shalom, OK, so this post is two years old, but I just found it today and appreciated it a lot. Very instructive, indeed. Since you asked for more versions to achieve the desired resizeable canvas, may I offer mine. It is in the line of the Flex version...
	ClearBI Web Reporter For Flex and Java Applications Goes to Public Beta By Yakov Fain person wrote: I hope it's still beta today, because the instructions don't work.
	Yahoo Director Quits; Company Postpones Annual Meeting By Maureen O'Gara Yahoo News Desk wrote: The Yahoo board is one short.
	E-Commerce 2.0 By Simeon Simeonov Peter De Ranter wrote: Hi, We created www.cotswoldoutdoor.com as a technology provider (not designed it). The customer is doubting that consumers don't wait for the LOADING of the site. Is this a concern ? They even think of switching back to html.