Josh Tynjala has built a very cool mashup using Mate and Flint particle systems that combines the top musical artists on Last.fm with the community conversations on Twitter.
He built the application to explore Mate and experiment with Flint. Even though this was a "learning tool" it is very polished and it looks great.
He says:
To me, [Mate] felt like I spent less time making the framework do its thing because I wasn't creating half a dozen different classes to get one minor action to happen, yet it still felt organized.
The source is available, so you can fully explore this fun app. He also posted some additional information in this entry.
Posted on September 20, 2008
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Yakov Fain of Farata Systems have been evaluating Flex frameworks and he has drawn a diagram that shows data flow in the case of injecting data from the model to the view directly.
The diagram corresponds to the case shown in the documentation called Two-way communication via model: Using view injection.
Thanks Yakov!
Posted on July 09, 2008
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Flash Magazine reviews Mate and provides an example for download.
Thanks Sean Moore for writing the article!
Posted on June 30, 2008
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Mate
has received some reviews from the community. We are pleased to see
that people have pointed out what we think are some of the most
important goals of Mate: simplicity and non-intrusiveness.
Matt MacDougall
Mate a Tag-based Event-driven Flex Framework
G-uniX Technologies
Mate - The Holy Grail Of Flex Frameworks
Flash Ape
Mate Flex Framework
Iconara
Mate, an unobtrusive Flex application framework
Geek Life
I don't like frameworks but I love Mate!
Posted on May 18, 2008
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