Mobile Uplink is a companion app for the popular free to play MMOFPS game Planetside 2 developed by Daybreak games. It is currently available for download on Google Play. Some Features: Support for all servers (PC and PS4) Alert Notifications (Start and End Times) Population numbers for each server Faction …
Load and edit images right from a website using this new tool from 27Developer.com. This Online Image Editor allows users to load images and manipulate brightness, color, saturation, plus many more levels and filters. This application also resizes, rotates, flips, and adds borders to images. Images can be encoded then …
Using my Image Cropper Tool and another Image Editor Class I created, I put together a custom image editor application created for PhotoResize.net. Application was designed in Photoshop and some technologies used to build application are Flex, ActionScript 3, CSS, MySQL, PHP, and XML. The application allows users to upload …
This is an easy to use web application that provides for a very customizable PDF viewing experience. Easily incorporate this web application into your website and allow your users to view PDF documents as converted SWF files while also giving them the option to download the original PDF document. All …
This is a Flex based web application that allows users to easily upload an image (GIF, JPEG, or PNG) and crop it. The image may then be viewed in the cropped image viewing area where the user can double click to see original size (normally scaled to window size) and …
This is a portfolio website I developed for a Chicago based photographer that displays his work, accomplishments, and contact information. It is a complete Flash website developed in Flex 4 using ActionScript 3, MXML, PHP, and XML. Nearly all content and a few settings such as animation/tweening timings and preloading …
My old work portfolio website is also a showcasing of my abilities. It is designed by me in Photoshop and developed using two different approaches: Flex and HTML. I first made this site in Flash and then later recreated it using JavaScript to make an HTML version. For the most …