I’ve just found out that my blog is now aggregated on Adobe Feeds. So I thought I would do a quick post to say hello (hello!) and to link to some of my popular or interesting old content:
- The launch of Sharify – a service to allow developers to easily add shareware features to their AIR applications so that they can sell them
- jScrollPane - my plugin to allow you to create cross browser custom scrollbars on any HTML element.
- Some audio programming experiments in Flash Player 10.
- Some experimental javascript – playing with jQuery and Raphael JS to use javascript for fun and experimentation rather than serious “work”.
- My jQuery datepicker plugin.
- My experiments with tweetcoding – seeing what can be made in 140 characters of actionscript.
- Some experiments with Papervision.
- Flashr – my old as2 wrapper for the Flickr API.
I hope some of that is interesting to people. Moving forwards, I hope to be making many more posts about Flash, Flex, Javascript, AIR and more. Recently I’ve been programming quite a lot of c sharp .net too and I’ll to write up some of my thoughts about that from the point of view of someone coming from languages like actionscript and javascript. Plus I want to finish the bunch of half done papervision and audio experiments I have sitting around!
2 Comments, Comment or Ping
I saw your Jquery plugin http://www.kelvinluck.com/projects/jquery-date-picker/ and seems a nice one. I would be greatful, if you could tell me whether there is an option for fixed year. That means, a user should not be able to change year. He can only be able to change date and month only.
Thank You
December 1st, 2010
Hi John,
You can just set the startDate to the 1st Jan of that year and the endDate to the 31st December and then the user will not be able to change year.
Hope it helps,
Kelvin :)
December 2nd, 2010
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