We are pleased to release the second drop of the ILOG Elixir 2.0 preview program.
We updated the collaborative web section with new installers & release notes. As we are not yet in the beta phase, features and APIs are still…
In this post we will see:
You will need the patch 1 of ILOG Elixir that is available…
As you may know Adobe has released on its open-source web site the first nightly builds of Flex 4 aka Gumbo release. You can download them here. If you want to give it a try, go ahead, but carefully read the instructions and be cautious as these are very early builds.
One of the nice thing that Adobe has already introduced in these early builds is the FXG extension to MXML that allows you to define in MXML the graphical representation of an object instead of relying on external (SWF, rasters…) assets or on programmatic ActionScript drawings. This is pretty handy because in a few lines of FXG you are able to draw something that would have required much less flexible code to be written in Flex 3.
I couldn’t resist to give it a try, and defining the graphical representation of an ILOG Elixir Gauge using Gumbo FXG.
We are pleased to start the ILOG Elixir 2.0 preview program.
We now have a new collaborative web section we will enrich over time and update with installers on a regular basis. As this is the first drops, features and APIs…
After the blinking circular gauge, the partition gauge and light ramp gauges, here is another example of a gauge built with ILOG Elixir Gauges framework.
In its latest release Adobe Developer connection is featuring in its Flex section a presentation about ILOG Elixir. This is a recording of an eSeminar Julian and I gave a few weeks ago. If you already know ILOG Elixir you should not learn much but if you are a newcomer and want to see which kind of advanced visual displays you can build in Flex & AIR…
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