Behind the scenes
Testing service APIs is a big pain. More so when you are using a format that isn’t widely supported by testing tools. Load testing AMF services…ugh. Recently I was tasked with finding a way to load test some AMF services built using PHP. In the past I had used jMeter for load testing. So, that [...]
If you haven’t heard already, the first Rocky Mountain Adobe Camp is open for registration. The first ever, one of a kind, Rocky Mountain Adobe Camp is right here in Denver on June 22, 2009. Digital professionals at all experience levels are invited to this one-day event to participate in in-depth sessions, and unique hands-on [...]
Last night I gave an extremely fast run down on Pixel Bender to the Rocky Mountain Adobe User’s Group Mini-Max meeting last night. The presentation was the bare minimum you need to get started playing with Pixel. I’ve got to give props to Lee Brimelow and his other site gotoandlearn.com for information used in the [...]
Adobe has just announced the Open Screen Project. The Skinny: Restrictions on use of the SWF and FLV/F4V specifications will be removed The device porting layer APIs for Adobe Flash Player will be published The Adobe Flash® Cast™ protocol and the AMF protocol for robust data services will be published Licensing fees will be removed [...]
Well while I was at Max, I figured I’d take a couple of certifications. I’m now officially certified in: Flex … and Flash. Yay me. Related Posts:Take the PIA out of load testing AMF servicesAdobe Camp: 1 Day, 3 Camps: 5280 Reasons to Use the Flash PlatformRMAUG Mini-Max Pixel Bender Presentation FilesSome good things in [...]
