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The Starling Extension Particle System is an ActionScript extension for the Starling framework that enables developers to integrate particle effects created with the "Particle Designer" tool by 71squared into Starling-based applications. The demo-directory contains a sample project. To compile it, add a reference to the Starling library and add the source directory that contains the particle system classes. The project contains 4 sample configurations. Switch between configurations in...

StarlingPunk is a game framework built on top of the Starling GPU-accelerated 2D library (AS3 / Flash / AIR). It is inspired by FlashPunk: it gives structure (entities, worlds), collision detection systems, tile maps, etc., and is intended to help developers organize 2D game code more cleanly while benefiting from Starling’s performance. It has features for quick prototyping and reusing code between projects. Organizing game objects into Worlds, Entities, with type-based grouping etc. Manage...

The Conglomerate Project is an attempt at creating useful libraries to be used with OGRE (Object-Oriented Graphics Rendering Engine).

Translation of RPG/400- (as well as RPG-II/III)- programs to native C++. Runtime-Environment for RPG/400-programs Class-library for RPG/400 programs and datatypes, including high-precision arithmetics

Moved to Gitorious: http://gitorious.org/mseide-msegui MSEide is a Rapid Application Development IDE for platform independent rich GUI applications in the Pascal language.

signals-extensions-CommandSignal is an ActionScript 3 extension that integrates Robotlegs and AS3-Signals frameworks to provide a cleaner, strongly typed alternative to traditional Flash Events in application architecture. Robotlegs uses events as the communication mechanism between models, services, and commands, but this project replaces that system with the more robust and object-oriented AS3-Signals. By combining the two, developers can eliminate the ambiguity and string-based event...

Flixel is a free, open-source game development library written in ActionScript 3 originally for Flash, created by Adam “Atomic” Saltsman. It provides a lightweight yet powerful base framework to build 2D games: handling rendering, input, collisions, tilemaps, particles, cameras, etc. It was designed to be easy to learn and extend, useful both for simple arcade style games and more elaborate ones. It has been used for many indie / Flash games (including commercial and contest-nominated ones),...

A library offering a modern event system for ActionScript 3 inspired by C# events and Qt’s signals/slots, replacing string-based events with type-safe, boilerplate-free Signals. A Signal is essentially a mini-dispatcher specific to one event, with its own array of listeners. A Signal gives an event a concrete membership in a class. Listeners subscribe to real objects, not to string-based channels. Event string constants are no longer needed. Signals are inspired by C# events and...

OpenJX is a Java XML form language similiar to Flex. In a few simple lines of XML and Javascript, a developer can create a fully featured Java application or applet. OpenJX also features a network based plugin system which is extremely powerful.

XML-RPC can save Flash and Flex developers hours of work. It enables ActionScript to transparently communicate with blogs like WordPress and Blogspot. It also works with frameworks that support XML-RPC like Plone, Zope, and Drupal.

Flex 2 Code Generator for Data Services and databound controls. Input: Java classes annotated with SQL statement and metadata tags Output: fully functional deployed presentation with server Java components working in DataServices or Remoting mode

MXML2UI is an ActionScript 2.0 library compatible to Flash Player 6 and above. It helps you to create flash applications using XML based UI definitions (on client side). As language for describing user interfaces this class package uses MXML.

AsWing is an ActionScript GUI framework and library that let programmer make their flash application(or RIA) UI easily, its usage is similar to Java Swing(JFC). It provides a set of GUI components with a pluggable look and feel and utility classes.