Published by admin on 3rd April 2011
1. Minimal Comps
Minimal Comps are a set of Flash-based User Interface Components written in ActionScript 3.0 by Keith Peters of www.BIT-101.com.
The key point is that these components are lightweight and extremely easy to use. They are ideal for experimenting and prototyping. They do not have all the features that you would find in, say, Flex. And they probably aren’t what you want for a complex, data-driven enterprise site with a complex layout. But then again, they are a tiny, tiny fraction of the size, and have a tiny fraction of the learning curve of Flex components.
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Published by admin on 23rd February 2011
AsWing is an Open Source Flash ActionScript GUI framework and library that allows programmers to make their flash application(or RIA) UI easily. Its usage is similar to Java Swing. It provides a set of GUI components, which we intent to implement in pure object oriented ActionScript 2. A pluggable look and feel will be implemented too. It also provides many Util classes. AsWing is BSD licensed.
AsWing A3 is the next/another life with ActionScript 3, components set is almost same to ActionScript 2 time, but capabilities are much more powerful.
awswing flash gui framework
Published by admin on 14th February 2011
Overview
Ample SDK is a standard-based cross-browser JavaScript UI Framework for building Rich Internet Applications. It employs XML technologies (such as XUL, SVG or HTML5) for UI layout, CSS for UI style and JavaScript with standard DOM/jQuery APIs for application logic. It equalizes browsers and brings technologies support to those missing any.
Advantages
Ample SDK is entirely written in JavaScript and thus it does not require any specific components installed in the browser to operate properly. It doesn’t modify the browser infrastructure but rather fills in the missing functionality. Go to Advantages to get more detailed information on the Ample SDK strengths.
Technologies
Ample SDK consists of a Ample Runtime (or Core), User Interface Markup Language implementations and a set of plugins. Ample Runtime implements DOM (Level 3), XML languages, objects facilitating work with XML, XSL-T, and a whole range of UI services. Every UI Markup Language implementation is included separately depending on your needs and specifics of the User Interface you build. Have a closer look at the Ample SDK Technologies.
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