Damien Mandrioli
Damien is a software engineer in the ILOG Elixir development team working on polar components (radar charts, circular gauges) and product samples.
Another custom gauge: The Thermometer class
Posted by Damien Mandrioli on July 2nd, 2008After the blinking circular gauge, the partition gauge and light ramp gauges, here is another example of a gauge built with ILOG Elixir Gauges framework.
The BitmapFader class, a generic approach for smooth transitions
Posted by Damien Mandrioli on April 25th, 2008This post demonstrates how to make smooth transitions when a component view changes. I used this technique in the FactBook Demo and in Filemap (the AIR sample bundled with ILOG Elixir).
This behaviour is implemented by the…
Custom Gauge Example: The Partition Gauge
Posted by Damien Mandrioli on April 18th, 2008This blog entry focuses on one of the custom gauges I used in the FactBook Demo post.
This gauge is an editable gauge which allows to divide an interval with triangle cursors.
We will see how…
Advanced dashboard with ILOG Elixir: The World FactBook
Posted by Damien Mandrioli on March 25th, 2008In this post, I show an advanced demonstration of what you can do with ILOG Elixir, my goal was to:
- use most of ILOG Elixir components in the same application,
- use real data.
The C.I.A. World Factbook is a good data source for…
Another clock widget for iGoogle, Netvibes, … Step 2: Integrating the clock using JS/ExternalInterface
Posted by Damien Mandrioli on February 5th, 2008Another clock widget for iGoogle, Netvibes, … Step 1: Building a clock with ILOG Elixir
Posted by Damien Mandrioli on February 5th, 2008Blinking circular gauge with ILOG Elixir
Posted by Damien Mandrioli on January 25th, 2008In this post, I will use ILOG Elixir Gauges framework to build a circular gauge which blinks if the value of the gauge is greater than a threshold value. This kind of gauge can be useful to point out critical…
