With more than 15 years of software engineering practice and 8 years of distributed computing experience, Joe Orbman plays a key role in the day-to-day operations of Midnight Coders. With responsibilities renging from chief architect to product evangelist, Joe is responsible for product architecture, strategic positioning, and developers' communication.
If you do Flash Remoting in .NET - read on. We at MXDJ began to hear about
FlashORB and went straight to the source for an inside view of this
alternative to Macromedia's Flash Remoting.
Everyone is talking about rich Internet applications. Some are experimenting;
others are building real applications. Flash MX downloads are exceeding all
expectations, and there is a general consensus that the Internet has evolved
enough to take the user experience to the next level. With all the
advancements on the client side, however, there has not been enough
innovation on the server side. Macromedia has provided the initial set of the
server-side technologies with Flash Remoting, but has not updated them since
the initial release. The technology is still intrusive, noncohesive, and ... (more)
With the recent release of Flash MX 2004 Professional Edition and the SOAP
support built into Flash Player some are questioning whether Flash Remoting
has become obsolete. Indeed, it appears that Macromedia did not do anything
to enhance the Flash Remoting feature, but instead made a significant stride
to beef up support for SOAP Web services. The noticeable presence of the
WebServiceCon... (more)
With more than 15 years of software engineering practice and 8 years of distributed computing experience, Joe Orbman plays a key role in the day-to-day operations of Midnight Coders. With responsibilities renging from chief architect to product evangelist, Joe is responsible for product architecture, strategic positioning, and developers' communication.
Vincent Kadar
Jill Starr
Christophe Dufourmantelle
Hovhannes Avoyan
Josh Powell
Pawel Plaszczak
Bob Little
Shai Quest
Bob Snyder
