visualcondition blog - flash & ruby on rails

I’m still here, busy as hell. I may be starting a new temporary job in the next month, with one of my best friends. I’m not going to name names until it’s official.

I am also busy plugging away at the finalities of my program and business, getting ready for a launch at the end of the month.

I’ve reached a nice 20,000 pageview mark for my fuse extensions, which is nice.

I know I’m not terribly active here, but I’ve got something huge that’s going to be worth my time away. I wish I could talk about it here, but it’s really hush-hush.

Hope you all have a great weekend!

I just got back from holiday, and will be updating this blog once again. Work on partigen will resume hardcore. So I’m alive, and active.

I have created a new blog for myself for strictly personal development and other personal happenings. This blog and the rest of visualcondition will remain design focused.

If you’re coming here for design and Flash related information, I don’t think it would make much sense to see information about my personal life, and visaversa. I would also like to say that any views, opinions, language, gramatics, etc on my personal blog may not reflect the professionalism I would express in the design and developer community and/or client projects.

I hope that this will provide a better, and a more organized experience for my readers.

I just finished version 2 of my Fuse IDE panel for Flash. This is what’s been keeping me busy, and led to the development of Shasi.

So head over to the Fuse page on my playground and take a look.

Made a quick little static page for Shasi and SIFF.

I figured I’d make it look decent seeings how many people are visiting it.

Okay, here’s the HASIFF class rewrote to work for the Shasi Framework and the updated framework.

You can see an example of the SIFF interpreter in action here.

I’ll edit this later and write more up on each.

I just released version 0.1 of The Shasi Framework (Semantic Human-ActionScript Interpreter). The page is really ugly now, and there’s not much there besides a download link. I just got it working so be patient.

This is the more general framework for what my last post was, HASIFF. This doesn’t do anything specific by itself, but acts more as an OOP foundation for whatever you want to do. Obviously.

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I finally got around to making a blog. So here it is.