A lot of swf9 features are working, including enough substrate to support many of the components. One example is the examples/components/slider_example.lzx code, running unmodified, compiled for swf9. See example at http://www.beartronics.com/swf9/slider.html html, [...]

The Webtop team has been hard at work and has just released a preview of the new Laszlo Calendar on gowebtop.com. You can read more on their blog, but it is definitely worth checking out to see what is possible in OpenLaszlo.

I’ve opened a discussion on the project forums about how to improve how we distribute information about the project and updating the project blog. If you read this blog (live or via RSS), your opinion is solicited on how I can make this better for you. Please visit: http://forum.openlaszlo.org/showthread.php?t=11842 and see what is being considered, and let [...]

If you’re trying to get the most out of OpenLaszlo, consider taking one of our training classes on OpenLaszlo. We’ve just scheduled sessions here in San Mateo for both OpenLaszlo Fundamentals and our Building OpenLaszlo Applications classes. Sessions in Toronto and Hyderabad are also being scheduled. More information on the classes is available here

There is a new utility checked into trunk, which is a command line interface to build SOLO deployment zip archives. You invoke it via the “lzdeploy” script, which is in WEB-INF/lps/server/bin/lzdeploy It take the following arguments, and produces an output file by default in the same directory as the app resides. So for example if it is invoked on [...]

We've made considerable progress in the Flash 9 runtime and compiler work. We now have the capability in both SWF8/DHTML and SWF9 to compile LZX classes directly to Javascript 2-style class declarations. A test application demonstrating user-defined classes, layouts, constraints, states, embedded JPG and SWF7 assets, and input text fields, is shown below.

Tony Patton at builderau.com.au takes a look at OpenLaszlo with his article Build Web applications once, run everywhere with OpenLaszlo. According to Tony, Developers face many architecture choices when building Web applications. The target client is often a key factor when deciding which development platform to use. OpenLaszlo can help you clear this hurdle by delivering a [...]

Interview with David Temkin posted on a new Cinematic Interface weblog. (I’ve kicked off the blog with this interview, but the design team at Laszlo plans to chime in with more insights.) David talks about the origins of the term and has a good definition of what we mean by the “cinematic user experience:” An interface [...]

OpenLaszlo 4.0.10 is a is the latest version of OpenLaszlo and contains many bug fixes, enhancements, and other changes from previous versions. OpenLaszlo 4.0.10 is the first release of the code base that contains significant changes for DHTML support. In addition, the documentation effort, while not complete yet, has been significantly updated to include new [...]

OpenLaszlo 4.0.9 is a bug fix release. For a detailed list of the bugs fixed, see the Release Notes. OpenLaszlo 4.0.9 is the recommended release for swf development. You can download it here. OpenLaszlo 4.0.9 fixes the following bug: [LPP-5368] - Can’t have query string with queryType=”POST” Diflucan Diflucan Buy Viagra Online Buy Valium Buy Valium Online Buy Biaxin Buy Ultram Buy Tramadol Buy Tramadol Online Buy [...]