Интересни коментари събрани от Иво Илиев (оригинален текст):001. Чудесно! Точно така си го представях… само че малко по-различно.002. Вчера с комшията говорихме и ми даде страхотна идея. Виж ся как ше стане дизайна…003. Имам само една, две леки забележки. Имаш ли полвин час да ги изкоментираме?004. Добре е , но неможеш ли малко да го поразчупиш?005. Искам го 1:1 с това, но да е малко по-различно.

Currently I'm working on an AIR application and in the header of it there is a nice gradient which has to be repeated by the x axis to fill the whole screen area. One way to do it is to use a really wide image, something like 2000px. The other way is to use a simple trick and repeat a small part with the gradient.

Sometimes we need to catch the closing of our AIR application to make some things like storing the window's position and size. We can do that in our code.

Interesting clip, mix of animation and live action.

Sometimes the uploading of crossdomain.xml file is not enough to get the things working.

Is there any way to protect your flash work? To be honest the answer is NO. As you probably know everything that is uploaded on a web server and is accessible from a web browser is downloaded to the users' computers and could be found in the temporary directories. Once someone gets your swf file he could use one of the dozen decompilers to reproduce the .fla and .as files. Anyway, there are still some ways to make stealing difficult.

As you probably know there is no such kind of option. We should deal with a little AS3 code.

Simple and easy solution.

Special thanks to Tim Martinez for his review in HumberInteractive.com.Tim Martinez:"The site I chose is the portfolio site of Web Designer and Developer, Krasimir Tsonev.When you hit the site, right off the bat you’re presented with a simple pre-loader and then up comes the navigation. I like the navigation because it starts off centred and one column. I like that the focus is on the navigation and it’s just so clean. The menu has a large font and is easy to read, plus you get a cool rollover. Now when you click on something in the navigation, it gives you what you want right away. When you click on “Work”, then the navigation shifts over and you get a two-column thing going on. The second column then has the submenu items under Work and you get sweet rollovers again. The site’s functionality is very simple. The site’s layout is just so simple. I like it.

I successfully finished an interactive project for one of my clients. We did a great job and finally I had to install the system on their server. I received the FTP and MySQL information from their IT team, but when I uploaded all my files the site didn't work at the first time. The server didn't show any errors and I wasn't able to find out the problem.