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Category Archives: physics & motion
KitchenSync Version 2.0 is now available!
I’m very proud to announce that the second version of KitchenSync has arrived! What started as a labour of love about 3 years ago has finally gotten its first much needed upgrade. Just about everything in this version is newer … Continue reading
Posted in AS3, News, physics & motion
Tagged animation, KitchenSync, launch, tween, version2.0
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Slides from conference presentation
The <head> conference was a success despite some technical difficulties. I had a really good time presenting and watching other friends and colleagues present. I’m looking forward to next year. Here are the slides from my presentation
KitchenSync version 1.6 released!
KitchenSync version 1.6 is released! Guess what feature it doesn’t have yet… That’s right! There is STILL NO Color Tweening (unless you count ColorMatrixFilter tweens which it does have). However, I hope I can crank out and release version 2.0 … Continue reading
Posted in AS3, News, Project, physics & motion
Tagged animation, announcement, KitchenSync, News, v1.6
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Interviewed about KitchenSync on Inside RIA blog
Oh my goodness gracious sakes alive!* I have been interviewed about KitchenSync for InsideRIA blog by RJ Owen of EffectiveUI. RJ is a very swell guy. Mercy me!* Read! *My dear grandmother is prone to use expressions like this.
Announcing the KitchenSync demo contest
Leading up to the debut of KitchenSync 2.0 at the <head> conference this October, I’ve decided to solicit the community for some help with creating AWESOME DEMOS that show off the sequencing library. I’ve also decided to do this in … Continue reading