Recently we have decided to widen our experience (and maybe products line) and to investigate new Flash/Flex platform. The task was to create file-upload solution with some client-side image processing. This post contains a summary of our experiments. However, I'm a full newbie in Flash/Flex, so feel free to add your notes and comments.
CodeProject is a great site for developers. Also, I believe that we produce componentry that's useful for dev guys.
Today I was amazed to learn that Image Uploader is popular enough to cause open-source community to create applications which use Image Uploader.
Everyone likes freebies, either openly or covertly. Here at Aurigma, we also like having freebies -- why not?
As I have mentioned in my Aurigma Image Uploader 6.0 Concepts post, we plan to include ASP.NET Control Library in the version 6.0 release. The library will wrap and simplify the most common operations.
Today while browsing at Techrepublic, I've stumbled upon a sketch that's demonstrating a somewhat very appealing perspective for IT during the global economic recession.
The features and bug fixes in the new version include the following.
27 Oct 2008 Sun released new Java SE 6 update 10. We downloaded this new version and ran Image Uploader regression tests on new Java machine.
In the Internet Explorer 8 developers’ blog I found very interesting post IE8 Security Part II: ActiveX Improvements.