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Robotliz – Using Robotlegs like Swiz in 20 minutes

November 10th, 2009 shaun View Comments

Warning: The style of architecture demonstrated in this video is not sexy. Nor is it in any way recommended. Also, I cheat by eating plenty copy-pasta, and I say “um” a LOT.

I’m still trying to figure about the best way to illustrate the simplicity and flexibility of the Robotlegs framework. In the meantime however, I thought I’d respond to this cool Swiz video by doing the same thing with Robotlegs – except ending up with a modular (as opposed to a static) app, and throwing in some git/GitHub love as a bonus.

I don’t have a nice mic, so I strapped a phone to the side of my head and left myself a really long voicemail. Anyhoo:

RobotlegsVimeo

You can grab the (terrible) source over at:

http://github.com/darscan/SillyStockPriceExample

Getting Started with Git on Mac OS X

March 14th, 2009 shaun View Comments

Some Background

I’ve recently switched from using SVN to using Git as my source control management tool of choice. It took a little while to get to grips with, but it rocks!

Git is not an evolution of SVN. It is entirely different. Git is a distributed revision control system – everybody working on a project has their own full copy of the repository and its entire history. Read more…

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Getting Started with FlashDevelop3 and AS3

March 8th, 2008 shaun View Comments

Aha! Finally. Time for my first tutorial: Getting up and running with FlashDevelop3.

Firstly, FlashDevelop 3 only runs on Windows XP/Vista, and requires the .NET 2 runtime. Additionally, to compile AS3 code you will need the Java 1.6 runtime and the Adobe Flex SDK. Ok, let’s go!

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The Begining

December 12th, 2007 shaun View Comments

Word up! As in.. WordPress up and running!

So, my plan is to throw up some tutorials here. The kind that would have helped me a bunch when I started on my journey into OO flash development.

I want to cover FlashDevelop, Tweener, Papervision3D and PureMVC amongst other flash/web related things.

I’m also going to use this site as a portfolio of sorts. When I get the time I’m going to look into building a flash portfolio that uses this site as it’s CMS.