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You can use the framework in ActionScript 3, Javascript and SSAS to deploy your Riche Internet Applications crossplatforms.

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Robotlegs AS3 – yet another lightweight micro-architecture for Rich Internet Applications.

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CycleFramework is a view management and development oriented framework for applications implemented with actionscript3 technology. It is developed and mantained by Cycle-IT but anybody who want to contribute to this project is welcome. CycleFramework is specially useful for management-like ... [More] applications, where the different view states follow a root-branch-leaf pattern clearly: the application will have a well defined navigation tree. In this kind of applications, each view have two identifiable parts: A part which remains invariable during the whole life of a view component. A variable one which may change whenever is needed. Talking about the navigation tree, there're three important concepts that need to be explained: root: Application's main container or the application itself [Less]

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A set of Actionscript 3 utilities that enable the use of MVC for rapidly building rich internet applications within the Flex framework. Includes Router for deeplinking, Model for easy data access, some base Controllers and some other goodies that make our lives easier.

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  0 reviews  |  3 users  |  177,700 lines of code  |  0 current contributors  |  Analyzed 2 days ago
 
 

Swiz is a framework for Adobe Flex that aims to bring complete simplicity to RIA development. Swiz provides Inversion of Control, event handing, and simple life cycle for asynchronous remote methods. In contrast to other major frameworks for Flex, Swiz imposes no JEE patterns on your code, no ... [More] repetitive folder layouts, and no boilerplate code on your development. Swiz represents best practices learned from the top RIA developers at some of the best consulting firms in the industry, enabling Swiz to be simple, lightweight, and extremely productive. Swiz has moved!Site: http://swizframework.org/Code: http://github.com/swiz/Getting Started: http://swizframework.org/docs/getting-started/Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/swiz-framework [Less]

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Flash Camo (for short) is a graphics framework that allows AS 3 applications to be easily skinned from pngs, jpgs, or gifs. The framework is broken down into 3 core areas: Decals, the CSS Parser, and the CamoDisplay. These systems can be used individually or combined to fit your needs. When used ... [More] together they form a powerful set of tools to help skin and style any Flash application. With Camo’s modular approach, you can use as little or as much of the framework as you want. The entire framework is under 35k. Flash Camo is open source (under the MIT License), is compatible with FlashPlayer 9/10, Flex 3, and AIR. It can be built with the open source Flex SKD compiler or used in Flash CS 3/4 as a swc. Camo, v2.1 has just been released along with cleanups to the svn repo. If you had chec [Less]

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Framework, component library & integration channels to make robust Flex/AIR applications and to integrate it effectively with Java and the LAMP stack. Includes components on both the client and the server side. Includes templates for instant generation of CRUD and BI applications. Provides a ... [More] simple, yet powerful, MVC framework implementation. Provides implementation of most popular architectural and design patterns. Modular in approach and so can be used either in smaller chunks or larger portions, depending on the requirements. Connects with most popular Java backends including Java EE, Hibernate, Seam and Spring. Integrates with Complex Event Processing (CEP), BPM and ESB environments. Works with the LAMP stack and supports bindings for PHP, Python, Ruby and Perl. Fireclay is in active development. Check out the latest version of the code from its Subversion repository Planned Milestonesbeta 1 -- July 1, 2009 release candidate 1 -- July 31, 2009 Documentation and examples illustrating and explaining Fireclay to be added in the near future. Fireclay was introduced in Chapter 1: Leveraging Architectural and Design Patterns of Advanced Flex 3 (friends of Ed|Apress, 2008) Associated Projects: dsadapters, usable, clutch & SteeringWheel [Less]

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Indigo is an architectural framework based on IOC (Spring) and developed in Actionscript 3. It provides a clean base for all developers seeking to build solid applications, scalable and maintainable in a market in perpetual motion. Available for Flash, Flex and AIR

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What is Cabbie?Cabbie is a PHP Model-View-Controller framework that borrows its ideas from Ruby on Rails and emulates a lot of its features. Cabbie is sponsored by Works4all (http://works4all.nl) and was written for their Wiban project. Why Cabbie?Because we can, and because: Cabbie :P ... [More] how'd you come to pick it? Because it's a spin on the name Filing Cabinet which is how an SQL DB works clickity click its done. We just liked the name, so we used it. Feature ListEasy to use Model-View-Controller approach Complete database abstraction layer provided by Creole (MySQL, pgSQL etc..) Object Relation Model (ORM) that eliminates the need to write SQL Simple yet powerful template engine with the ability to specify custom engine XML template builder for writing XML documents (example: RSS) Built-in translation support to make your application available in multiple languages Built-in dynamic URL re-writing Directory indexer with customizable templates and icons for listing contents of directories Similar syntax and concepts to Ruby on Rails AJAX support Memcached and APC integration (not yet in svn) Flex/Weborb integration (not yet in svn) Need information?Visit the Cabbie wiki for more information on how to install and use Cabbie for your web applications. AuthorsHisham Mardam Bey Reno De Jong Copyright given where copyright is due to:Luchezar Petkov Sam Stephenson John Peterson LicenseCabbie is under the new BSD license. Code that is reused from other projects is licensed under its original license. [Less]

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Slide is an application framework for projects built in Flex 2 or 3. Key features: Uses familiar design patterns Robust MVC structure View state management decoupled from view implementation Flexible approach to model and controller access, eliminating need for singleton classes. Separate view ... [More] presentation from view functionality Incorporated debugging and development tools Benefits: Helps with project planning through visual design to production Increases the proportion of your codebase that is easily testable Makes dependencies transparent (appropriate abstraction and decoupling, not unhelpful indirection) Plays to Flex's strengths, reducing the quantity of code Encourages convention, but does not depend on it Simplifies view management [Less]

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