Kieth Peters figured this out over a year ago. However, follow his directions for the latest version of FlashDevelop (version 3, RC2) and you might run into some trouble. I’ll make this really easy for y’all…
This new release is much different from the last one, although the general idea is the same. Unfortunately i still have not found the time to put together any decent examples, so you’ll have to read the API documentation and/or read the source code to learn to use it.
For a while now, I’ve felt that the Flash/Flex community needed a good, open source, CMS. Having spent some time developing and working with my Textpattern-based solution, I came to the realization that Flash websites need a Flash-centric solution, (as opposed to an HTML-centric, like Textpattern). Well, actually, Flash websites need both: a Flash-based solution for flash-enabled browsers, and an HTML-based solution for mobile and other non-flash-enabled browsers. I know, it sounds like a pretty tall order, but with all the open source goodies out there I was actually able to whip this up in about two weeks.
Source:Introducing Digizex: Open Source CMS for Flash and Flex [AS3] [2]
I recently added my edits/fixes to HydroSequence.as (of HydroTween) in the google repository. I changed only a few lines of code which results in a much more powerful class. HydroSequence extends GoASAP’s SequenceCA class. You would think that this means you could use HydroSequence just like you had been able to use SequenceCA, with the additional features that HydroSequence adds. Well, this wasn’t the case, but now it is. Before, HydroSequence instantiated it’s own SequenceCA instance, now it just references itself.
Source:Pushing HydroSequence
This is an advanced topic made simple by Keith Craigo. His original demo used the Cairngorm MVC framework to demonstrate a Flex Login form interacting with Zend_AMF with authentication, access control, and session id’s.
Source:PureMVC Port of Keith Craigo's Flex + Zend_Amf + Zend_Auth + Zend_Acl + Zend_Session
Kieth Peters figured this out over a year ago. However, follow his directions for the latest version of FlashDevelop (version 3, RC2) and you might run into some trouble. I’ll make this really easy for y’all…
The initial release of InitMonitor was described as a minimalist initialization manager. After using it for a little while I decided I wanted something more robust and full featured. So instead of reinventing the wheel I thought to use the official PureMVC StartupManager and bundled Asset Loader. After working for a while on converting an existing project to this paradigm I came to the realization that these were not the tools for the job.
Source:InitMonitor v.0.3: Not Just Another PureMVC Initialization Manager [AS3] [4]
There’s a bit of a story behind it, but the short of it is that I had to close down my Restaurant/Bar (The Hookah Cafe). Soo, while we’re relocating the concept, I decided to take a sledge hammer to the old website. To help make sense of it, I should tell you that the Hookah Cafe was the second in a line of successful concepts. The first incarnation of the Hookah Cafe (closed when version 2.0 opened) was a much smaller lounge/coffee shop started by my brothers. In keeping with tradition, the third version will be freaking awesome but different than the first two.
Source:New Pre-Release SubMicroSite Launched to Destroy Old Site
The initial release of InitMonitor was described as a minimalist initialization manager. After using it for a little while I decided I wanted something more robust and full featured. So instead of reinventing the wheel I thought to use the official PureMVC StartupManager and bundled Asset Loader. After working for a while on converting an existing project to this paradigm I came to the realization that these were not the tools for the job.
Source:InitMonitor v.0.3: Not Just Another PureMVC Initialization Manager [AS3]
Whipped this up in about a week. Although it is a microsite, it has a full AS3 PureMVC + AFW Template implementation. If you’ve read about the AFW Template you know this means a content-managed, search-engine optimized, swirly whirly SWFAddress-ified, etc. website.