Devon O. Wolfgang
Technical Reviewer of “The Essential Guide to Flash CS4 AIR Development”
Contributing Author of “Flash AS3 for Interactive Agencies”
Senior Software Developer in Dublin, Ireland
Technical Reviewer of “The Essential Guide to Flash CS4 AIR Development”
Contributing Author of “Flash AS3 for Interactive Agencies”
Senior Software Developer in Dublin, Ireland
Now, seeing as how I’ve been trying to learn some Pixel Bender coding lately[...]
Haven’t been too active around here lately due to a major on going project at work lately as well as the fact that my wife and I are in the slow process of moving homes. Really, the only free time it seems I have these days is during the lunch hour. So, over the past two days, I came up with this fun little toy during lunches[...]
I’m not sure how I managed to miss this, but I just happened to run across a ‘new’ (well, newish), albeit still unofficial, offering of Google today: text-to-speech. You can see what few details there are on this Techcrunch post. Basically, it just boils down to this though – you send your phrase to be [...]
Need some beeps, boops, or bops, to go with your UI or games [...]
Custom collision detection/handling in QuickBox2D [...]
No Flash/Actionscript stuff here. Just me rambling about the upcoming Current 93 concert [...]
Included in the Flex 4.0 SDK and the, just released, Flash Professional CS5 lies a new hidden little gem of a class: flashx.undo.UndoManager (although the Flex 4.0 SDK’s been out for awhile, I have to admit I didn’t even notice this until I installed Flash CS5 and started poking around the documentation looking for new [...]
In a previous post, “Digging into the Microphone in Flash Player 10.1″, reader David Law asked in the comments how it would be possible to save .wav files to the server. I wasn’t sure right offhand, but thought I’d spend my lunch hour yesterday looking into it. Well, after reading this quick tutorial on Adobe [...]
Earlier today, Dave Gillem posted a link on Facebook to an incredible Processing based drawing application. Thought I’d have a go at reproducing something similar in Flash. Well, I failed miserably, but the results were still interesting enough to check out. You can play around with it below. Just mouse down to draw in the [...]
The other day I got the notion in my head that I wanted to draw some bezier curves in an animated fashion. I’m sure this has been done a million times before, but sometimes reinventing the wheel can be a good learning experience [...]
Just a quick little thing I got an idea for (i.e. pretty much ripped off) while browsing Processing examples.
As a few folks may have noticed, the blog is looking a little bit different as of today [...]
Just a little bit of quick Friday fun with webcam and bitmapata…
Playing around a bit more with the animated JiglibFlash terrain idea from my last post, I wanted to see how it would work in conjunction with a webcam. So, needless to say, you’ll need a webcam to check out the results below.
Finally got the chance to play around with the new JiglibFlash height map terrain, today, and have to say I am very impressed [...]