Archive for the ‘google code’ Category

Import,load and stream youtube videos in flash …

Sunday, May 27th, 2007

okay , first of all the reason why it has that title is for search engines so , drop it :)

Anyway here is my flash experiment with youtube API , i was able to retrieve information about the featured video and list their titles ,ohhh and play the video .

Youtube Flash experiment

Google master plan - the power of Google !

Saturday, March 10th, 2007

i was listening earlier today to the Kim Komando radio show , among the topics covered was Online privacy & google .
Now most of us use google SE and its products ( google mail , google calendar , google ads , spread sheets & docs etc …), that includes bills , Credit card accounts , purchases , addresses , private chats … if we are “scanned ” which we might be then oly chit !

After listening to Kim i thought i’d give it a quick search on the topic and bumped into masterplanthemovie .

scary eyh ?
how exposed are we ? what do you think ?

Again from google , from Smashingmagazine.com

Sunday, March 4th, 2007

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/03/01/google-gadgets-widgets-and-moduls/

f you’ve never used it before, you’ll want to give it a try: Google Desktop is a handy tool, which enables you to search within your personal data in seconds. Fresh Google Gadget Plugins can make your search even more efficient …

Tweener , tween and transition class .

Thursday, February 15th, 2007

I was surfing google code to see whats new .
Found a new tweening class “caurina.transitions.Tweener”.

Tweener is a static class - that is, a class that allows you to run methods on it, or call its properties, but that never lets you create instances from it. This means that, with Tweener, you never create a new object - you simply tells Tweener to do something for you.

Tweener works on the idea that, instead of setting the value of a given property of a given object directly, as in myMC._x = 10, you can tell that property to create a transition to that value - by doing this transition or tweening, you can control your numeric data in a more fluid way. Doing slides, fades, and all kinds of animation is the result of this kind of manipulation: by making a property or variable go to one value or the other fluidly, not immediately.

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