‘open source’

PureMVC – A Multiplatform Framework

by flashuser on September 4th, 2009in General | 2 Comments »

As of late I started to do some research and make a list of the most popular open-source frameworks used in Flash/Flex/AIR development. But, unlike my previous posts, today I’m writing about a far more general framework: PureMVC.

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Soma – New Framework for Flash Developers

by flashuser on August 26th, 2009in Flash News, Reviews | 10 Comments »
Soma – New Framework for Flash Developers

Lately there has been an increasing number of new open-source products aimed toward the Flash community and not only. Various developers created different open-source tools that are very handy regarding fast development, high-quality projects, clean code writing and many more assets.

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Weekly Video 3

by flashuser on August 2nd, 2009in Flash Video | No Comments »

For the video of the week we thought to inform you about open source adobe’s products. For more details you can visit Open Source Adobe. And don’t forget about OMSF and TLF the new open-sources from Adobe. We wrote about them in an earlier post.

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OSMF and TLF – New Open Source Frameworks from Adobe

by flashuser on July 22nd, 2009in Flash News | 1 Comment »

In time of continuous development for software applications, where the Internet evolves every second as we speak, open source software and applications are a common thing for every developer, either giant or small. And, in order to maintain its position as a giant software producer, Adobe is finally adopting this strategy by releasing two new flash technologies under the Mozilla Public License (MPL). According to the press release, they are aimed especially towards source initiatives for developers, media companies and publishers.

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Open-source Flash Framework: Hemlock

by flashuser on July 14th, 2009in Flash News, General | 1 Comment »

Hemlock is a new web development framework, focused on allowing easy development of real-time, many-to-many apps. Hemlock follows the inspiration of Ruby web frameworks like Rails and Merb.

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