tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-54613449338322056382009-09-24T10:07:49.543-07:00Google, Flex, Javascript, PHP, Java, DOM, CSS, SEO and lot of other stuffAlexhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00048379281060521579noreply@blogger.comBlogger9125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5461344933832205638.post-24050959634824701342007-06-03T01:38:00.000-07:002007-06-03T02:22:30.819-07:00

Just found this one - Google Gears.Seems that idea of making web applications capable to work offline is quite popular these days. Pioneered by Adobe Apollo and now we have Google Gears. Looking at the list of supported browsersApple Mac OS X (10.2 or higher) Firefox 1.5 or higher Linux Firefox 1.5 or higher Microsoft Windows (XP or higher) Firefox 1.5 or higher Internet Explorer 6 or higher am

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Just in case you didn't know that, you always need to specify get & set methods for Java class if you need it properly deserialized on the Flex part.For exampleFlex:[RemoteClass (alias="core.company.CompanyRegionDescBean")] public class CompanyRegionDescBean { public var url:String; public var name:String;}Java:public class CompanyRegionDescBean implements Serializable{

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Robin Debreuil, creator of Xamlon (C# to SWF converter) is working on SWF to XAML converter, the results are very interesting and promising - check out his blog.

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Got this yesterday when trying to add a new postWhat the hell?-------------------------------------------------------------------We're sorry...... but your query looks similar to automated requests from a computer virus or spyware application.To protect our users, we can't process your request right now.We'll restore your access as quickly as possible, so try again soon.In the meantime, if you

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I really like what Yahoo is doing with Flash/Flex.http://webmessenger.yahoo.com/just another brilliant piece of work

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http://www.forbes.com/topstories/home/feeds/ap/2007/05/04/ap3685735.htmlSoftware maker Microsoft Corp. asked search engine operator Yahoo Inc. to re-enter formal negotiations for an acquisition that could be worth $50 billion, the New York Post reported on Friday.Well, this does seem to make sense.

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SWX – new format of exchanging data between flash and server. The idea behind is that you get a small SWF file holding your data back from the server, thus making it possible to show progress bar to the user, there’s also no additional data parsing required as the data within SWF is immediately available after load. Great stuff, Aral! Alex

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Google products are definitely cool. I'm pretty sure they scale well, their code is obviously very object-oriented, system components are loosely-coupled, and business logic is separated from the presentation and all that stuff.There is only one little problem - everything they do (except GoogleMaps) looks like crap.Sorry, Google, don't mean to abuse, but someone should tell you the truth.Your

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Do you read monthly bug reports? I never did, and don't think I ever will, cause I don't see a point - you just need to watch for DaveN's blog :)As he discovered phpinfo() has an XSS vulnerability (PHP 4.3.3 - 4.3.6 are affected) so you can pass the link(s) as a parameter to any phpinfo() page and it will show it on the page. Well, there are a lot of phpinfo pages availble on the net, and a lot

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