I’m a big fan of ferryhalim’s work … I noticed he had a new game up recently … check it out at:

“a daily cup of tea” - another nicely done orisinal game

… a little something to ward off those Monday blues. Enjoy.

-sj

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Ever want to find out what font is being used without decomping a swf?

I found this little online resource that does a decent job of identifting a typeface based on a series of questions … handy tool for printed material and graphics … although in the case of flash, it’s probably just quicker to decompile and take a peek …

http://www.identifont.com/identify.html

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Cute little ditty I came across recently that uses the mousewheel support (FPL7) as the game controller.
Play “Worm Racing”.

Enjoy.

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I just read Darron’s post … more evidence for the non-believers and nay-sayers.
O’reilly recognizes it officially in their history poster! Ha!
O’reilly language poster (.PDF)

2.) Also, recently, I found out my Alma Mater, Umass at Amherst has jumped on the wagon with a few courses in Flash & AS (and Director too) … ah, times have changed from my Pascal and C days.

• CMPSCI 553: Interactive Web Animation
• Umass Graphics Department

My point is when you have nationally ranked CmpSci departments in Colleges and Universities like Umass and MIT utilizing it in graduate level classes … you know the language has made it: end of story.

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“2005 Anderson Ranch Arts Center” is what the piece of mail I received today said … but rather than chuck it in the trash like I normally do … this time, I actually decided to take a peek … as I perused through all the pottery and traditional “artsy” classes, I reminisced about an old roommate that once went there for a summer retreat (she did a whole lot of pottery) … then after flipping through some more pages … I came across this workshop:

Flash MX: Building Art Making Machines - it’s run by Joshua Davis of PrayStation.

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