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Auto Flash Class Panel by @matanube

date 9th December 2010 user Marvin Blase

Today Matan Uberstein has released his new version of Auto Flash Class Panel. You can find a nice little introduction video tutorial in his blogarticle, so make sure to check it out.

Class and package names are generated form your library folder structure. With one simple click your library is ready for export. Saves you the effort of right clicking on the library item going to properties, ticking the ‘export’ checkbox and typing in the package/class name.

Version 2 is packed with a rich interface split into two sections, namely: Selector and Classer. The Selector section automatically selects all the library items that match your criteria. Choose from MovieClips, Bitmaps, Sounds, Fonts or Buttons. Once you are happy with your selection of library items, you simply use the Classer section to automatically insert class, base class and tick the ‘export’ checkbox.

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Hiding Posts from Index page and RSS feed

date 15th July 2010 user Marvin Blase

I somehow feel responsible for my RSS readers and my Index page. E.g. I don’t want to spread out trivialities but I’ve got a section which is covering these topics. So I thought of how I can keep posting minor important stuff without bothering my readers.

On my search I stumbled upon a plugin called Advanced Category Excluder which provides you with much more control about categories in WordPress.

Among other things you can declare posts in any category to be hidden from – well – anything. May it be RSS, your sitemap, your index-page, search-results, archives and whatever you could imagine.

Though this is not exactly what I was looking for (because I want set these options for each post, not a complete category) but it does it’s job. I’ve set up posts in Trivialities to be not sent to my RSS feed and to not appear on the index-page.

Et voilá, it worked – I’ve posted an article and nobody did notice. :)

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MicRecorder, a tough helper class

date 12th July 2010 user Marvin Blase

Thibault Imbert (@thibault_imbert) just came up with a really interesting helper class to easily record your microphone input via AS3. Thibault used the new Microphone Object which comes along with the Flash Player Version 10.1 – so having a look at the code is a good start to get in contact with it. You can check out everything on ByteArray.org.

I’ve tried it quickly and have to say: Chapéu, it works fine, is set up in a second and is well written. Yet only a WAV encoding is supported but it shouldn’t be a big deal to include others, stay tuned!

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Actionscript 3 – multiload vs. procedural

date 12th January 2010 user Marvin Blase

Recently I’ve benchmarked the difference between a multi- and a procedural-loading. I’ve taken images with a size ranged between 500kb and 1mb. Here are the results…

files 10 50 100 250
multiload 619 ms 2821 ms 6253 ms 17189 ms
procedural 488 ms 2545 ms 6153 ms 16260 ms

…and here are the source files. The zip file is without any images!

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Desktop Reporting for Google Analytics

date 1st October 2009 user Marvin Blase

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Wow, somebody thought somewhere that somehow the Google Analytics interface could become somewhat more trendy. And this thought also included making it available from Desktop. Smart idea and even smarter AIR-Application that Desktop Reporting has developed. These guys made it possible to provide you with even more detailed information than the GA-Interface does for pretty intermediate users. Starting with cool animations showing progresses up to detailed map-overlays and charts. It’s worth a try! You can check it out here: Desktop Reporting for Google Analytics.

Another cool alternative has been shown here already: Trakkboard – Google Analytics in AIR (german Powerflasher-Blog) Thanks for that information @Powerflasher.

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FPS, MS and MEM-Stats

date 9th September 2009 user Marvin Blase

Mr.Doob’s open source class “Hi-ReS! Stats” allows you to easily get these information with only one single-lined code. An awesome class I just wanted to pay tribute to. :)

Official Site: Hi-ReS! Stats (Actionscript 3 / Javascript / haXe)

Thanks!

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