FWIW
There is a greatly improved version up...
It's a pre alpha version of a website to create/edit Flash movies...
http://samfeltus.com/django/SonomaSunshine_v0.13_raw_for_django.tar.gz
I'd be happy to spend some time on explaining/improving it if anyone
ever found it interesting.
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It's up, in a raw pre-Alpha version with a simple tutorial.
http://samfeltus.com/django/SonomaSunshine_v0.1_raw_for_django.tar.gz
I'll be upgrading it again soon...
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I'd be happy to put it up before midnight tonight Alabama time. I
need to clean out the DB setts, images and such, and include a simple
example...
It will be on this page...
http://samfeltus.com/site_index.html
On Aug 15, 11:26 am, "Jon Atkinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Anyways, it's j
> Anyways, it's just an experiment. I'll stick the latest version up on
> the net tonight in case someone else finds it amusing...
I would be interested in seeing this. Could you make some of the
source available?
--Jon
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"""You don't and you shouldn't compile flash on a request basis. """
I wasn't suggesting that. I was suggesting a tool to prebuild swfs in
a browser (to supplement not replace the Flash/Flex tools, which
require a large learning curve to do anything). Then, have a library
of content (swfs, aud
I'll second Patrick's opinion.
It's an interesting idea, but I doubt it will be practical at all to
put together classes at the backend and make that into an application
somehow. You're probably better off developing modules, precompiled
swf with functionality and a shell loading what modules you
I work as a Flash Developer and Django Programmer.
You don't and you shouldn't compile flash on a request basis.
You should make your flash app smart enough that you can give it some
parameters or let it talk with the backend with something like django-
amf.
Then it can load images, mp3 etc. or
I was thinking of A - D, for Django serving information for Flash
also.
But mainly I was thinking of...
E. Compiling Flash content ahead of time with a Python web framework.
Basically, creating a browser based environment to create content
(supplementing, not replacing the Flash/Flex/etc tools).
Hi Sam.
As someone who codes Actionscript for a living, I can understand where
you are coming from.
>
> That is the point, when HTML is the lowest common denominator, a web
> application is limited. HTML is evolving at a snail's pace, whereas
> Flash has steadily evolved into something far more
"""I think there is a general reticence to move into this area, given
Django's roots in web publishing, where HTML is the lowest common
denominator. """
That is the point, when HTML is the lowest common denominator, a web
application is limited. HTML is evolving at a snail's pace, whereas
Flash
On Aug 14, 2007, at 1:11 PM, SamFeltus wrote:
> I don't understand why none of the major Python frameworks embrace
> Flash/Flex wholeheartedly, especially with innovations such as
> Papervision3D, which will happen in HTML when monkeys fly.
Unlike HTML, SWF is essentially executable bytecode for
On 8/14/07, Jon Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I think there is a general reticence to move into this area, given
> Django's roots in web publishing, where HTML is the lowest common
> denominator.
>
> I can't speak on behalf of any of the developers, but I'd imagine that
> the news organ
I think there is a general reticence to move into this area, given
Django's roots in web publishing, where HTML is the lowest common
denominator.
I can't speak on behalf of any of the developers, but I'd imagine that
the news organisations which Django grew from were more concerned with
tradition
I don't understand why none of the major Python frameworks embrace
Flash/Flex wholeheartedly, especially with innovations such as
Papervision3D, which will happen in HTML when monkeys fly.
Oh well...
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On Aug 13, 8:59 pm, SamFeltus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or, am I missing something and it is a bad idea? I am curious what
> more experienced coders think?
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> Sam the Gardener
I'm not experienced coder, but I don't think that it's a bad idea, but
it looks like it's not the primary purpose
Or, am I missing something and it is a bad idea? I am curious what
more experienced coders think?
Sam the Gardener
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I was wondering if there was any work on the web to use Django to
generate Flash and Flex content, instead of HTML content? Flash is
rapidly evolving into a more technologically advanced web display
technology. HTML rules for text, but is pretty much useless for
displaying other sorts of ideas
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