Comments on: Arp Questionnaire Results and Statistics http://aralbalkan.com/529 Passionate geekisms. Tue, 22 May 2012 18:33:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: OSS Remoting round-up | Adobe Forum http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-75973 OSS Remoting round-up | Adobe Forum Wed, 10 Oct 2007 11:01:31 +0000 #comment-75973 [...] AMFPHP AMFPHP provides a server-side data transport layer, which enables server process calls that return objects which are native to the Flash platform, no XML or other text based format deserialising needs to take place. The advantages should be obvious. http://www.amfphp.org/ - Homepage http://aralbalkan.com/529 - Comparison of OSS and Remoting options in use (AMFPHP outnumbers other options by […] [...] [...] AMFPHP AMFPHP provides a server-side data transport layer, which enables server process calls that return objects which are native to the Flash platform, no XML or other text based format deserialising needs to take place. The advantages should be obvious. http://www.amfphp.org/ – Homepage http://aralbalkan.com/529 – Comparison of OSS and Remoting options in use (AMFPHP outnumbers other options by […] [...]

]]> By: jian http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-6807 jian Fri, 27 Oct 2006 13:20:18 +0000 #comment-6807 Hi every body, Who knows why AMFPHP doesn't work in IE7? www.amfphp.org cann't display home page in IE7!!!. What's wrong? IE7 wrong or AMFPHP or Flash? Yours sincerely Jian Zhan Hi every body,

Who knows why AMFPHP doesn’t work in IE7?

http://www.amfphp.org cann’t display home page in IE7!!!.

What’s wrong?

IE7 wrong or AMFPHP or Flash?

Yours sincerely

Jian Zhan

]]> By: mentalaxis » OSS Remoting round-up http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-6598 mentalaxis » OSS Remoting round-up Wed, 25 Oct 2006 10:26:38 +0000 #comment-6598 [...] AMFPHP provides a server-side data transport layer, which enables server process calls that return objects which are native to the Flash platform, no XML or other text based format deserialising needs to take place. The advantages should be obvious. http://www.amfphp.org/ - Homepage http://aralbalkan.com/529 - Comparison of OSS and Remoting options in use (AMFPHP outnumbers other options by 3:1) Red5 [...] [...] AMFPHP provides a server-side data transport layer, which enables server process calls that return objects which are native to the Flash platform, no XML or other text based format deserialising needs to take place. The advantages should be obvious. http://www.amfphp.org/ – Homepage http://aralbalkan.com/529 – Comparison of OSS and Remoting options in use (AMFPHP outnumbers other options by 3:1) Red5 [...]

]]> By: Patrick Mineault http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-642 Patrick Mineault Thu, 09 Feb 2006 00:22:30 +0000 #comment-642 Good to know about the amfphp stats. I always thought that OpenAMF was more used with ARP. guess the battle's already won then. In that ase, the new ARP base code generation features will certainly be put to good use by ARP users. Good to know about the amfphp stats. I always thought that OpenAMF was more used with ARP. guess the battle’s already won then. In that ase, the new ARP base code generation features will certainly be put to good use by ARP users.

]]> By: flashape http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-641 flashape Wed, 08 Feb 2006 16:58:56 +0000 #comment-641 i also recommend Head First Design Patterns. Easily one of the best programming related books I have read. I havent read Design Patterns Explained, but HFDP uses a different approach altogether to "load patterns into your brain" (what they say in the book). i also recommend Head First Design Patterns. Easily one of the best programming related books I have read. I havent read Design Patterns Explained, but HFDP uses a different approach altogether to “load patterns into your brain” (what they say in the book).

]]> By: Aral Balkan http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-640 Aral Balkan Wed, 08 Feb 2006 10:20:15 +0000 #comment-640 For the record, I've used both FDT and ASDT on different projects. At the moment, though, I'm digging Flex 2 and Flex Builder (although the editor is not as sophisticated as FDT's yet.) :) For the record, I’ve used both FDT and ASDT on different projects. At the moment, though, I’m digging Flex 2 and Flex Builder (although the editor is not as sophisticated as FDT’s yet.) :)

]]> By: Aral Balkan http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-639 Aral Balkan Wed, 08 Feb 2006 10:19:15 +0000 #comment-639 Hey Tonio,<br /> <br /> Also take a look at Head First Design Patterns from O'Reilly. A very accessible book. <br /> <br /> And yeah, Arp and Amfphp are getting it on big time. If this keeps up, we're going to have to ask you guys to look away -- or get a room -- or something! :P (Damn, if it wasn't first thing in the morning I could blame it being past my bedtime!) :) Hey Tonio,

Also take a look at Head First Design Patterns from O’Reilly. A very accessible book.

And yeah, Arp and Amfphp are getting it on big time. If this keeps up, we’re going to have to ask you guys to look away — or get a room — or something! :P (Damn, if it wasn’t first thing in the morning I could blame it being past my bedtime!) :)

]]> By: tonio http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-638 tonio Wed, 08 Feb 2006 07:30:03 +0000 #comment-638 flashape - Thanks<br /> <br /> I'm not a complete novice. I built a big RIA on PHPObject last year and I'm working with MTASC, FDT, ASDT, AMFPHP, Ant et al now. <br /> <br /> There are a _lot_ of pieces to the OSFlash puzzle but I have them all in place and am happy to not need the Flash IDE for anything but the odd timeline animation from here on in. <br /> <br /> ARP on the other hand... For someone like myself it's a catch 22, unless you're comfortable enough with the patterns to have written a framework then it doesn't gel, at least not yet.<br /> <br /> I guess I'll come back to this after I've fully digested Design Patterns Explained. flashape – Thanks

I’m not a complete novice. I built a big RIA on PHPObject last year and I’m working with MTASC, FDT, ASDT, AMFPHP, Ant et al now.

There are a _lot_ of pieces to the OSFlash puzzle but I have them all in place and am happy to not need the Flash IDE for anything but the odd timeline animation from here on in.

ARP on the other hand… For someone like myself it’s a catch 22, unless you’re comfortable enough with the patterns to have written a framework then it doesn’t gel, at least not yet.

I guess I’ll come back to this after I’ve fully digested Design Patterns Explained.

]]> By: flashape http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-637 flashape Wed, 08 Feb 2006 02:42:47 +0000 #comment-637 tonio - well, for me, i delibrately studied patterns first before gettinng started with ARP...that helped tremendously, allowing me to fully understand what was going on in the framework. <br /> <br /> Also, pretty much immediately when I was getting started with ARP, I found the extensions mentioned above, which really hooked me in as far as using ARP...some of the things that were maybe a little bit confusing about developing in ARP were cleared up by using them. tonio – well, for me, i delibrately studied patterns first before gettinng started with ARP…that helped tremendously, allowing me to fully understand what was going on in the framework.

Also, pretty much immediately when I was getting started with ARP, I found the extensions mentioned above, which really hooked me in as far as using ARP…some of the things that were maybe a little bit confusing about developing in ARP were cleared up by using them.

]]> By: Anthony Lee http://aralbalkan.com/529/comment-page-1#comment-636 Anthony Lee Wed, 08 Feb 2006 02:12:41 +0000 #comment-636 No one's using FDT? <br /> <br /> From this and the post on AMFPHP 1.2 it looks like AMFPHP and ARP are getting it on. As a PHP hack this makes me want to take another look at ARP.<br /> <br /> I'd be interested to hear how people get started with the framework. Personally I found it a bit overwelming. No one’s using FDT?

From this and the post on AMFPHP 1.2 it looks like AMFPHP and ARP are getting it on. As a PHP hack this makes me want to take another look at ARP.

I’d be interested to hear how people get started with the framework. Personally I found it a bit overwelming.

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