Tuesday,
31 May 2005
1000 downloads in 25 days
These stats are a great present for my today's birthday. Keep on downloading and playing with EnFlash... a new version is comming soon.
Posted by Rostislav at 12:43 PM in EnFlash
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Hey Rostislav! Happy Bithday man! : )
best wishes for your birthday and from me
Wish you after 1 year 1 000 000 downloads :))
Thanks, guys. FlashBG team is going to drink a lot tonight :D
I like very much your enFlash product. I was wondering whether you already have a logger solution to develop ?
do you plan to make a 0.4 version of it ? when ?
Feel free to visit my Log4Flash site :
http://www.pascalstern.com/log4flash
Progress???
can you offer me your API or postil
send to my email:sshc625@tom.com
Thank you very much
Nice work mate. Have you considered putting your project on osflash.org?
Keep up the good work!
Cheers,
Marcelo.
Hi Marcelo, thanks for the nice words. EnFlash has it's page at OSFlash.org. The project is still hosted at SourceForge.net and I'm somehow satisfied of their service.
Hi Rostislav, I just come across by chance. Its a very useful tool for me to start off my goal: To write a program base on RIA. :)
However, something strange behaviour happened when compiled with MTASC 1.12 within eclipse: Malformed expression error at line 129 of FocusManager. I tried to do a work-around by spliting single statement into two, using a temp var. as bridge. Now the error is gone.
Another problem is MTASC is complaining the ASDemo don't have a main entry point when using -main parameter. The swf does not display anything if -main is missing. This is still a puzzle to me.
I am eager to see the next release, probably having new components like grid, integration with amfphp, etc (sorry, maybe I am too greedy)
Your framework is the best and most complete one that I have ever seen on the net. Good work!
Hi Richard, thank you for your comments.
The problem with MTASC was introduced after the EnFlash 0.3 release you have downloaded. It's fixed in the CVS.
If you checkout the latest files from sourceforge.net, you'll notice various improvements including better MTASC/SWFMILL integration, AMFPHP/OpenAMF examples, multilanguage support. I still haven't managed to release a new stable version, but I'll probably package the current files before starting a new development based on EnLarge.