Razorberry’s Adobe Flash Blog

After a week of inserting asdoc comments, I uploaded the source to the Razor Component Framework to my public svn. The components also have a new project page, at:

http://www.razorberry.com/components/

The ticket system is open to submission as long as it doesn’t get spammed, and I will also be adding more documentation and examples on the wiki over the coming weeks.

I’m always open to constructive criticism, so please feel free to email me (razor (at) razorberry.com) with your thoughts, just as long as your thoughts amount to more than “These suck!”. But please also keep in mind that this is beta software, and I’m providing no warranties or guarantees of any kind :).

As I mentioned in my last post. I still need to backport some features before releasing the as2 source, but the as3 source is all there.

Have fun!

I’ve posted about the components I’ve been working on as a side project for a long while now. Finally, I’m just about ready to release them to the public in a beta state.

The Razor Component Framework is intended to be a lightweight, yet feature-rich alternative to the mx framework for Flash, Flex and AIR. It comes in both ActionScript 2 and 3 flavours while maintaining as consistent an API as possible.
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