Adobe Updates PHP RIA SDK by Adobe
by mikeypotter |
0 comments | Thursday, October 5, 2006
The PHP RIA SDK by Adobe has been updated to include new samples showing how to integrate a PHP backend with applications built using Adobe Flex.
Get started easily with Adobe RIA Technologies
by mikeypotter |
0 comments | Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Recently I released a new project to help PHP developers get started with two Adobe web technologies: Ajax and Flex. (Flex is an Eclipse based plugin that helps software developers build applications that get delivered via the Flash player.) The (unofficial) Adobe PHP SDK contains samples and code in a single .zip file that show how to connect a PHP backend to two different front ends: Ajax for those who prefer HTML interfaces, and Flex for those that prefer a Flash interface.
Mike Potter announces "The (unofficial) Adobe PHP SDK"
by Cal Evans (editor) |
1 comment | Monday, August 14, 2006
Mike Potter is at it again, this time releasing the (unofficial) Adobe PHP SDK. Read on for more details 9and even a few links)
Adobe Developer Source Publishes a Tutorial on PHP, Flex and MySQL.
by Cal Evans (editor) |
1 comment | Friday, July 21, 2006
Adobe Developer Source has published a cool tutorial by Allison McHenry titled “Using PHP and Flex to Browse a MySQL Database”. Click the magic more link to get the full details.
Integrating Adobe Flex and PHP
by Mike Potter (Adobe) |
8 comments | Wednesday, March 1, 2006
The development of Rich Internet Applications is now underway. Some people are calling this “Web 2.0”, but it is really the transition from a page based browsing experience to one that more closely resembles desktop applications. A variety of technologies can be used to deliver this experience… AJAX is currently one of the more popular sets of technologies, mainly because it can be easily adapted into existing web based applications. However, for those who are looking for something more robust, there appears to be 2 early front runners: Flex based applications that run in the Flash player from Adobe, and XAML based applications from Microsoft. In this article, I’ll introduce you to Adobe’s Flex product line, including Adobe Flex Builder and Adobe Flex Enterprise Services.
