Hi. I just want to give you a glimpse of the upcoming version of Trazzle, so that you know that the project is alive and to see what’s coming … Flashlog tailing First and foremost the probably most practical feature: No need to have a separate console window open anymore! AS3 logging classes updated for [...]

If you're like me, you'll most probably have a temp directory on your webserver where you can put stuff which shouldn't last long on the internets. Mine gets deleted automatically after 14 days via cron. The automatic deletion was convenient enough, but with the new services menu in Snow Leopard it gets even better. You [...]

Today I've added an example for using CocoaAMF on the iPhone, so you can now transfer data between your AMF enabled webserver and your beloved mobile device. See a screenshot of the (visually not so compelling) application below ... The application queries my example webservice at http://nesium.com/amfdemo/gateway.php. Get the source at GitHub.

Find more details here: http://github.com/nesium/cocoa-amf

Just wanted to share some thoughts about future enhancements of Trazzle. Currently I'm working on modularizing the built-in functionality. Each and every feature should work as a plug-in, so that I have a small and uncluttered codebase. Even the main logger should become a plugin-in and afterwards I have plans for some new features: Tail-ing [...]

Finally I've managed to put the new website up and publish Trazzle. The blog needs a facelift soon (above all to get you back to the main navigation). But first things first: Download Trazzle today to debug your flash movies!

for i in *.*; do j=`echo $i | sed 's/abc_\(.*\)\.jpg/def_.jpg/g'`; mv "$i" "$j"; done Download this script this example would rename the files abc_001.jpg, abc_002.jpg, ... to def_001.jpg, def_002.jpg ...

One of the downsides of SWFMill (probably the only one) is, that it doesn't compress pngs, so things can get big pretty soon. If you need to convert a bunch of images into swfs and need transparency but compression, you can use the following script to achieve that by automating flash. var version = '1.02'; [...]

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