First Edition Published August 14, 2010 295 pages (eBook) XVI,288 pages (Paper Book) Flex 4 Fun Graphics and animation for better user interfaces by Chet Haase This book is the authoritative guide to graphics and animation in Flex 4: the fun stuff! Written by Chet Haase, an engineer on the Adobe Flex team and coauthor of Filthy Rich Clients, this book will teach you the graphical and animation tec
Interested in Flex graphics? Check out the new book Flex 4 Fun by Chet Haase, available as a PrePrint™ from Artima Press. A key concept in object-oriented programming centers around an object encapsulating some state, and then notifying other interested objects when that internal state changes. User interfaces represent some of the best examples of stateful object-oriented design in part because i
To view this page ensure that Adobe Flash Player version 10.0.0 or greater is installed. Click on "Need to register?" to toggle between UI states. To view the source code, right-click or control-click on the application. In a traditional, server-generated HTML user interface, the server may return an entirely newly rendered page when a user chooses to register instead of signing in. By contrast, a
A Taste of Scala The Autoproxy Plugin - Part I by Kevin Wright November 26, 2009 Code Considered Harmful A recent post on the Scala mailing lists stated that (as a rule of thumb) one in every ten lines of freshly written code contains a defect. The "industry standard" is somewhere closer to 15-50 defects for every 1000 lines of code in production. Between being written and released, code passes th
There's a whole world of language features that we sometimes miss out on as Rubyists, such as pattern matching, S-expressions, and external domain-specific languages. But the good news is that we can have them, too, as long as we're not afraid to steal a few things first. Theft #1: Pattern Matching Pattern matching is a relatively rare language feature found in Standard ML, OCaml0, Haskell, Common
Linda DeMichiel is Sun Microsystems' specification lead and chief architect for Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 and the Java Persistence API (JSR 220). In the concluding segment of this two-part interview, she discusses the role of interceptors, dependency injection, the Java Persistence API, and how EJB 3 relates to other Web frameworks. Frank Sommers: What are interceptors, and what role do they play i
Ed Burns is co-specification lead for JSR 252, JavaServer Faces 1.2, and Jan Luehe leads JSR 245, Java Server Pages 2.1. Artima interviewed the two spec leads on April 14, 2006, and then in a subsequent email exchange, about new JSF and JSP features included in Java EE 5. Burns and Luehe discuss the JSP and JSF common expression language, AJAX, and the role annotations play in dependency injection
Broadly speaking, there are two ways to create a DSL. One is to invent a syntax from scratch, and build an interpreter or compiler. The other is to tailor an existing general-purpose language by adding or changing methods, operators, and default actions. This article explores using the latter method to build a DSL on top of Ruby. A DSL, or domain specific language, is a (usually small) programming
Bjarne offers a sneak peek at the next version of standard C++ ("C++0x") which should be complete by 2009. A Brief Look at C++0x The work on C++0x has entered a decisive phase. The ISO C++ committee aims for C++0x to become C++09. It follows that the standard must be complete for ratification by the ISO member nations in 2008. The set of facilities offered will be chosen from those currently being
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