Flash
6 Oct 2008
I love Yahoo! Pipes. It has saved my butt on several occasions when I've needed to transform feeds. However, I think I broke it (for myself, at least) by customizing the URL for my pipes.
When you do that, you lose the ability to refer to your pipes using the yahooapis.com domain and thus you cannot load your data from Flash. There doesn't seem to be a way to revert to non-customized URLs either once you've made the switch.
A last minute change:
I'm going to be presenting my brand new session, Grab the Low-Hanging Fruit (or 5 Rules for Hedonistic Creatives) at Flash on the Beach next week.
The session got rave reviews at previews in Amsterdam and Belgium this week and I hope you guys will enjoy it too at FOTB in Brighton.
The Pistach.io Flash Pack is proud to support the PaperKing3D Papervision3D Contest with pro bono ads.
Adobe's announcement that Google and Yahoo! will be indexing Flash content at a much deeper level was met with all sorts of reactions last week, ranging from praise from the Flash and Flex communities to utter shock and horror from some HTML fundamentalists expressing fear that the end was nigh.
Well, it appears that Google has already started using this new indexing system and some Flash developers are not happy by how much it is revealing about their applications.