Source Code Licenses and Flash/Flex - gskinner blog
Overview There is a general misunderstanding that any source code released without an explicit license is in the public domain (see below) and is free and clear to use. In fact, quite the opposite is true – any source code released without a license is afforded implicit protection under copyright law. This applies even if there is no copyright notice. Implications Without specific permission from
ASDocr: Simple ASDoc UI, AS3 Documentation Tool - gskinner blog
Visit gskinner.com News and views on the world of interactive media from the gskinner team I’m a big fan of ASDoc! I use it to document all of my major library releases (ex. GTween, SPL, Wander, etc). ASDoc allows you to write simple comments in your AS3 classes, then generate HTML documentation from them. This is great in that it allows developers to maintain source code and documentation simulta
Conference Session Notes - gskinner blog
Visit gskinner.com News and views on the world of interactive media from the gskinner team Here is a collection of some of the session notes and source files I have put together for various conferences (generally from newest to oldest). I will try to keep it up to date. This list will have a permanent link on the right nav bar of my blog. Newer talks will generally require the latest available Fla
Simple Flash Player 10 3D Demo w/ Source - gskinner blog
Visit gskinner.com News and views on the world of interactive media from the gskinner team Here’s a simple tech demo showing a 3D music visualizer using the flash player 10’s new 3D APIs, with a rotating sphere that transitions into a disc using GTween. Nothing too complex, but the result is kind of neat, and it is simple enough to serve as a quick entry into using the new APIs if you’re getting s
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