If you are taking requests, I would love to see more on this. You’re blowing my mind tonight. Thanks

This is totally unrelated but I loved that effect you did to emulate the Mac OS X dialog box drop down. Do you still have a demo of it/or the code available?

thanks,
Ashif

Hey! I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thanks for taking the time to attend, and thanks for taking the time to track down my blog. I didn’t realize my email address isn’t on it. Doh!

khoyt -= at =- adobe -= dot =- com

I’m not allowed to distribute the Insuricorp demonstration, but I may be able to make a recording of it for you. I also have a blog post that talks to some of the reasonings behind why the Insuricorp application is designed like it is, and why it works. It’s back in my blog a few posts about “Thoughts on Accordion Usability”.

I’ll email you as well, and we’ll go from there.

Thanks again,
Kevin

I really enjoyed your presentaiton at Ajax World. Is there some place I can find the Flex Demo sites such as the Insuricorp one? I want to show them to my boss.

Thanks

William

Sorry to post like this, I could not find your e-mail address.

Thanks for choosing to spend time in my session! There’s certainly no shortage of material to cover when it comes to Data Services.

I’ve been thinking about how I might post each sample as a blog entry. That might be some time in coming however, so if you have specific interests, that’d be a great place for me to start. As a recap, I covered:

- HTTPService to servlet as XML
- Remote Java object invocation
- Data management using Data Access Objects
- Messaging overview via building chat

Anything there pique your interest?

Thanks again,
Kevin

I’m sitting in your presentation right now, and it’s very, very informative. In fact, it’s almost too informative. I’m, and I think others are, having trouble keeping up with your code changes, but I don’t want to slow you down and limit the amount of material we cover.

Would it be possible for you to post some code samples to your blog so we could download them and peruse them at our own pace?

Thanks,
Ryan

I don’t know what the conference organizers have planned right now for audio/video. If I can get myself to remember, I’ll try and record the presentation through Connect.

Thanks,
Kevin

I think you’re at an interesting cross-roads. If chat is all you’re interested in from a functionality perspective, you won’t need ColdFusion. FDS includes built-in functionality for chat/messaging. A few changes to the configuration files and you’re done. From the client side this is but a handful of lines of code (MXML/AS3). No server-side code necessary.

Since the title of the session is about CRUD, I’m really going to focus on data access/storage up front. I’ll have a CF version on deck should the audience be more CF-centric. If time permits, I’ll be happy to go over building chat with FDS (literally a ten-minute exercise). Of course you should feel free to track me down at any point in the conference as well!

Thanks for the feeback,
Kevin

Sweet music to my ears! My fellow committee members embrace and love the PowerPoint Sessions of Death. Me, I’m much more gimme code and lots of it. Bring it on! =)