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Drupal Podcast No. 34: Scott Nelson, Services, and AMFPHP

Team Lullabot
March 16, 2007
  • Artist: Lullabot
  • Title: Drupal Podcast No. 34: Scott Nelson, Services, and AMFPHP
  • Album: Drupal Podcast
  • Track: 34
  • Year: 2007
  • Length: 39:01 minutes (9.23 MB)
  • Format: Mono 22kHz 33Kbps (VBR)

Jeff Robbins and Nathan Haug interview Scott Nelson about his work with the AMFPHP and Services modules. Scott has done some really interesting work using Drupal as a backend for Flash-based sites such as droge.com.

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Freaking brilliant! Please let the Drupal Dojo pimp this out!

On March 16th, 2007 Gus Austin (not verified) said:

Very cool to hear Scott on the the podcast. Although, these concepts make my head spin, the flash/Drupal sites are freaking amazing. There's been a lot of talk/interest over at Drupal Dojo about type of functionality. Please come over to the Dojo and let us learn and pimp this out!

Cheers,
Gus

can't download

On March 17th, 2007 Andrew (not verified) said:

Help! I can't get my weekly (?) fix of lullabot podcast--download seems to be broken for the last 24 hours.

Works for me

On March 18th, 2007 jeff said:

Works for me. Can you give more details? Browser/version/platform.

Troubles with podcast lenght

On March 21st, 2007 Tostinni (not verified) said:

Hi Jeff,
I'm listening to your great podcast on my iRiver and got trouble about the running time.

For example my e10 show me that duration is 1h17mn and for example when going to sleep mode, it didn't restart at the position I left it.

I'm not sure but it may be related to the 22H VBR encoding that iRiver may not support well (it did the same thing with an old iRiver). Do you had any feedback on this ?

Go ahead with your great podcast. Thanks

working now

On March 22nd, 2007 Andrew (not verified) said:

I was using firefox, and it seems that if a download gets stuck, you have to close down firefox and re-start it before it will work again.
It was worth it--great podcast!

excellent podcast on AMFPHP/drupal

On March 22nd, 2007 bcswebstudio (not verified) said:

Excellent podcast, guys! Thanks so much-- it's all the stuff that is on the top of my wishlist to tinker with, and when I do get around to making something happen, I look forward to contributing/commenting.

Compile MXML for free (no trial Builder req'd)

On March 22nd, 2007 bcswebstudio (not verified) said:

In this podcast, it was implied that one might need to download a 30-day trial of Flex Builder from Adobe. Flex Builder is a really nice IDE for drag-drop flex development, however to simply compile MXML files, all you need is the engine part of the free SDK!

Read about my early struggles and how to overcome them on my unattended blog:
http://bronitech.blogspot.com/2006/09/installing-free-flex-sdk-and-java-...
http://bronitech.blogspot.com/2006/09/flex-development-workflow-with-fre...

These were some late night inspirations while attending FlashForward2006 last Fall. Since that time, I've been back at my full-time again and haven't gotten to tinker :(.

You're right that you don't

On March 28th, 2007 Mike Potter (not verified) said:

You're right that you don't need Flex Builder to build apps, the free SDK is all you need, but many developers, especially those just starting out, find Builder very helpful.

Mike

I'm officially a Pete Droge fan now!

On April 25th, 2007 dldege (not verified) said:

Great info about the the tech goodies - but best part for me was discovering I really like Pete Droge.

Cheers.

Great! I like it.

On September 4th, 2007 Speedway (not verified) said:

Great! I'm listening to your great podcast on my iRiver and got trouble about the running time.