Posted by mteguh in
IT,
Flash Lite
October 22nd, 2006 at 5:21 pm
While watching college football yesterday, I came up with this simple idea for a Flash Lite experiment.
So I opened up Photoshop, and started making the layouts.
One day later, this is what I got. (Note: The notes sound is screwed when not run through the phone or emulator. I only enable teeth number 1 here, just for a preview.)
To use, click on the teeth 12 times.
The idea is to enable you to compose a MIDI (if you have the application on your phone), and allow you to send it to someone else through the MIDI creator service I put up on the server. Also I decided to use smiley teeth instead of regular piano to make it more fun (At least that is what I hoped for).
Here is one of my favourite songs I created through the application.
Posted by mteguh in
Flash
October 16th, 2006 at 3:45 am
Random animations have always caught my eyes. They look chaotic and yet very nice to see.
Today, my old bookmarks lead me to this amazing works of the experts.
So I got inspired to try making one for myself.
Here it is:
Posted by mteguh in
IT,
Flex
October 13th, 2006 at 12:26 am
Flag IQ is a simple Flex 2 quiz application to test your knowledge of national flags around the world.
This simple application is a good example for people who are new to Flex 2 since it utilizes some of the most basic, yet essential part in understanding Flex 2 such as:
1. Data Binding
2. E4X
3. FlashVars
4. States
Here is a preview of the application:
Right click and choose “View Source” to download the source code.
Drop me a line or two if you find this useful.
Credit for the nice images: http://www.famfamfam.com
