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feathersui-starling
User interface components for Starling Framework, ActionScript 3
Feathers UI (Starling edition) is a lightweight, open-source library of user interface components designed specifically for use with the Starling Framework. It allows ActionScript developers to build GPU-accelerated interfaces for games and applications that run on desktop and mobile platforms. With a focus on performance and flexibility, Feathers UI includes buttons, sliders, lists, navigators, and layout containers optimized for Starling's rendering pipeline. -
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FusionCharts Free is a flash charting component for web applications, desktop applications and presentations. It livens up your boring data by converting it to animated and interactive charts.
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An open source project is initiated as "Mobile Application Studio" to achieve portable communication methods. It aims to generate MXML (MXIM Markup Language). Mxim framework is content serving framework, which enables you to build mobile applications.
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