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Augmenting the Responsive Quick Design Response Reality 17 May 2012 | 11:03 am
Are you fed up of your designs ignoring your requests to respond? Do you enjoy resizing browser windows to see what the transitions won’t look like on devices that don’t support browser resizing? Are ...
Painting particles with EaselJS and Coffee Physics 16 Mar 2012 | 07:15 am
As a platform for trying out EaselJS I wanted to create a simple particle demo using the Coffee Physics engine. Through a bit of experimentation and (mainly) curiosity, I ended up with something half ...
Google Maps Flash API & Selectable Copyright Text 14 Mar 2010 | 05:10 am
When using the Google Maps Flash API you are required to display the relevant copyright notice for the tiles currently being shown. This is handled internally by the API and is generally not a problem...
Actionscript Path Correction Part 2 7 Mar 2010 | 02:57 am
After my initial success in removing dead ends and backtracking from a directed path, I realised I was only half way to solving the problem. In the original post, points A, B and C were all single poi...
Actionscript Path Correction – No Going Back! 4 Mar 2010 | 09:20 am
Update: See the improved solution For a project I’m currently working on, I needed a way to remove extremities from a path of consecutive points. The extremities represent points or segments of the pa...
UCD And Agile Development since 1936 2 Mar 2010 | 09:49 am
After having very recently completed a 2 day session on web usability focussing on User Centered Design, I was struck by a passage in a book I’m currently reading: It is true that we are infected with...
Actionscript AS3 TextButton Class 1 Mar 2010 | 10:22 am
The TextButton Class provides a method for creating button components based on simple text labels. It’s something that’s often overlooked in many component sets, but since writing it I’ve found it to ...
AS3 Encoded Polyline Algorithm For Google Maps 28 Feb 2010 | 03:21 am
The Google Maps API uses Polyline objects to represent a series of straight lines between a set of latitude and longitude points. Long and complicated lines can become quite cumbersome to describe (es...
