Uniquely Compile AS2 with JSFL - Avoiding Class/Namespace Collision between swfs ·
3 January 2010, 23:45
AS2 does not have the concept of an application domain. So if you are loading multiple child SWFs into your AS2 project, any classes that the SWFs share will be cached at their first use. The cached definitions will stand in for any following references to the class. Not always good, and depending on your project, it can cause some pretty serious issues and headaches. Need a way around this AS2 class collision issue? Me too, so I made one.
☆ Jonathan Greene
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Tinkering: Traveling Boxes ·
12 December 2009, 16:11
I have been reading about GTween, the tweening library from Grant Skinner, and this morning, I decided to check it out. While on his blog, I was reminded of FlashBuilder 4 (formerly FlexBuilder) and decided to grab the Beta off of Adobe Labs. Just to test out the FB4 environment, I started tooling around with some native 3D stuff.
Click on a square to follow it, click on the background to reset the camera back to its original position.
☆ Jonathan Greene
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say it ain't so. ·
9 December 2009, 23:27
The Tiger’s have just traded my favorite player. I’d actually say he is my favorite pro athlete. Ever.
It’s official, Curtis Granderson is now a yankee…
☆ Jonathan Greene
wet hops! - from the vine to the kettle ·
19 September 2009, 17:14
Last saturday was a fun brew day.
Harvesting, brewing with and drying (the leftover) vine-fresh hops == good times! And here is how it went…
☆ Jonathan Greene
MLB.tv: Blocking Ads ·
5 September 2009, 15:41
I have a feeling MLB.tvs annoying advertising won’t be addressed anytime soon, if ever. So I decided to block the ads. It’s a rather simple procedure.
After doing a little HTTP sniffing, I noticed that the MLB.tv service relies on a company named Auditude (fitting name really) for their in stream advertising needs. In order to eliminate the annoying advertisements that try their hardest to blow out your speakers or brainwash you with the same repetitive content, you just have to tell your computer to make all outgoing calls to their servers fail.
☆ Jonathan Greene
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