PureMVC

Brainwave is an online collaboration application. It provides tools like shared multi-page whiteboard, audio, chat and an asset library with file uploading capability. You can drag assets onto the whiteboard and perform standard transformations like scale, rotate, flip, etc. It sports an extensive set of drawing tools and full undo/redo capability for all actions. One really nice feature is the snapshot button which creates an image of the current whiteboard area and opens up a new browser tab with the image which you can then save to your local machine. It also has a slick administration interface, also built on PureMVC.

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Author: MuchosMedia

This site allows T-Mobile business customers to create a custom mobile plan.

The thing I really like is the floating order panel that follows you down the page. It allows the app to have a traditional scrolling web page look but retain the rich client feel when you interact with it.

Seems pretty innovative really. Most RIA clients I've seen are built to a specific 'lowest common denominator' dimensions so that you can always see all of it.

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Author: Combination Studios

This is a very elegant and full-featured guestbook application implemented in Flex with AMFPHP for services. It is extremely easy to add your Name, Email, Website and a comment. You can also page through the guestbook to read other people's entries, visit their websites or send them email.

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Author: Ivan Vieru

This is a faithfully represented Flash-based implementation of the Apple Macintosh's graphical menu. As you roll your mouse over the icons, they grow and shrink to highlight the current selection and those around it. You can place it to the left, right top or bottom of the application screen. 

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Author: Ivan Vieru

Renju is a variant of Gomoku, the ancient Japanese board game. Played with black and white stones on a 15×15 intersection board, two players, alternately place stones of their own colour on the empty intersections of the board. The player who gets five or more stones in a row (horizontally, vertically or diagonally) first wins. The algorithm for the computer's moves is particularly effective, making gameplay extremely addictive! 

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Author: Ivan Vieru

This is the classic '15-puzzle' that every kid has enjoyed at some point. I know I played with it endlessly as a child.

There are 16 squares, and 15 numbered tiles. The one empty tile allows you to slide in another tile from the sides orthagonally, rearranging the tiles from their initial randomized state until they count from 1 in the upper left to 15 at the end of the bottom row. 

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Author: Ivan Vieru

This site is a truely unique and engaging creation. Developed with FlashDevelop3, AS3 (no Flex), using PureMVC 1.7.1, Tweener, Papervision 1.5, SWFAddress 2.0, and completely content managed by the client.

If you're first checking out the site, you might not notice the menu it at first. When the loader is complete and the company logo and 'about us' and other text comes up, don't get sucked into clicking 'about us' or any of the tidily arranged words underneath it right away.

There is a yellow ribbon bisecting the view and along you can see some other things like 'show reel' and 'contact us' sort of turned at odd angles. Click on show reel first. then it's like an outer-space roller-coaster going from menu to menu.  

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Author: HelloComputer

Panfu is a German multiuser learning and gaming community for children. For the communication between the server- and client-side it uses Flash-Remoting based on OpenAMF and a XMLSocket solution based on a custom-built SocketServer for the multiuser management. It is a multilingual site offering German, French, Spanish, and Dutch (no English yet).

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Author:  Jens Krause