I’ve just finished Monoslideshow, the new ultra customizable Flash image viewer for web designers and developers. It took some time, but finally it’s online: www.monoslideshow.com
Monoslideshow uses an .XML file to read out preferences about how it looks and behaves. A screenshot of Monoslideshow in its default looks:
You can check the customizability of Monoslideshow yourself by visiting the live demo page
I couldn’t find a decent free obfuscator to use on macOSX, so I made my own. The obfuscator is written in JAVA (so it’s platform independent), and it uses Flasm at its core.
Maybe you’ll like this nice color theme for Textmate:
I haven’t optimized this theme for Ruby on Rails. If someone feels the urge to contribute, please don’t hesitate.
It’s very pleasing to the eyes, yes? And colorful too. Ooooooooh, it’s such a pleasure to work in this warm and friendly environment.
In this post I will describe my workflow for developing Flash projects without the use of the Adobe Flash IDE. This workflow isn’t suitable for every project. It’s mainly of use for those projects which only contain pure Actionscript code and make no use of components, objects in the library or non-scripted motion tweens. After following the instructions, you will be able to do the following: