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Getting RESTful with Mach-II

Since working with Ruby, I have been inspired to improve my coldfusion practices. While using Sinatra, I enjoyed being able to specify HTTP methods while mapping routes. In the same flavor, I wanted to write something for Mach-II that would allow me to do something similar. I wrote a Mach-II filter to accomplish this. Read more »

Twitter Widget using Flex 3 Revisited

In this article, I created a twitter widget using Flex Builder 3.  Using TwitterScript to access the Twitter API, I can retreive your tweets, profile image, followers, etc.  Download the twitter widget flex builder project and play around with it yourself. Read more »

Bouncy Ball Animation In Flex 3

In this project, I took an image that was in the shape of a ball and gave it a bouncy ball animation.  This bouncy ball animation includes a stretch animation during flight and squash animation when it makes contact with the ground.  I also gave it a horizon and a reflection just for kicks. Read more »

Creating a Twitter Widget Using Flex and TwitterScript

I create a twitter widget with flex and actionscript.  I used twitterscript to obtain access to the twitter api in actionscript.  This is my little pet project that I been working on sparingly for the last couple weeks.  I finished it about a week ago, but I had to troubleshoot twitter’s cross domain policy and issues with my php configuration. Read more »

Intense Debate and the Base Tag

After installing Intense Debate comments on my company’s blog, I noticed some unexpected behaviors while trying to login to Intense Debate from their comments thread.  Upon clicking either login link, I was redirected to {baseUrl}/#idc-container.  Either I had to remove the base tag from the site, thus having to change every url to an absolute url, or create a way around this using javascript. Read more »

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