Just a quick note about our sister site – flCodr. There is an update available for the extension panel. Find out more about it here: www.flcodr.com/download.php

The latest issue of Web Designer Mag recently landed on my door mat and I was pleasantly surprised to see some of my work included in the mag and on their promotional disc. I was contacted by the editor a month or two ago about flCodr – the online repository for actionscript snippets. The site allows you to add and view snippets of actionscript code, perfect for when you can’t remember how to parse XML. Web Designer Mag say that: flCodr.com is a repository of code that has been placed in a single centralised location for quick and easy access. The site works by providing a simple search...

As you may have guessed from the title, this post is about two things; PHP and twitter. I’ll assume you all know what PHP is, but for people that don’t know about Twitter it is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing? When I first signed up many months ago, I must admit: I didn’t really get it. I couldn’t see the point in telling people what I was up to online, when I could simply tell them face to face. It seemed far too much effor to...

Quick update!! After about a week of hard work the beta version of flCodr is now online. The basic idea is to have a repository of Flash code snippets online in a centralised location. The unique idea hear however is that the code snippets are available from within Flash by using the specially created extension panel (beta coming soon). There are still a few things that need to be ironed out on the site, but most of the major bugs have been ironed out. Head on over there now, set up an account and start sharing code today!! flCodr – really useful Flash code

Inspired my Lee Brimelow’s Snippet extension Panel for Flash I am setting up a new code repository for Flash Developers. If you don’t know what Snippet’s is, its an extension for Flash that displays a list of code snippets that allows you to easily add code to your projects. The snippets are held in an XML file which makes the app dynamic and updateable. (I recently created my own hard coded version of a Code Helper, which dynamically produced scripts for various custom functions based on an input into a text field). The fact that Snippets runs from an XML file means that new...