The guys over at Pyjamas (a Python port of GWT) have made their compiler so efficient that it can take virtually any Python library and it will compile to Javascript. They loved the look of PureMVC Python, and decided to do a couple of demos that use it.
Chandima Cumaranatunge, co-author of the O'Rielly book AS3 Design Patterns, and long-time PureMVC community member recently created a simple Flash/AS3 MultiCore demonstration application accompanied by an informative article that's an excellent introduction to the benefits of working with MultiCore.
Ahmed Nuaman has published a well conceived and received AS3/PureMVC tutorial at FlashTuts.com. It's a good place for the learner to get their feet wet, and goes into the difference between using PureMVC with Flex as opposed to Flash or pure AS3.
The PureMVC MultiCore framework for
Native JavaScript is now available. It has no dependency on other frameworks and provides its own optional namespace and class simulation.
Release 1.3 of the AIR DesktopCitizen Utility which allows applications to remember their window size, position and maximized/minimized state
each time it is launched. It also provides a facility for requiring
confirmation (or executing some shutdown process) before the application
window closes.
The classic PureMVC EmployeeAdmin Demo has been ported to yet another language! Although PHP is usually thought of as a server language, using PHP-GTK, Sasa Tarbuk recreates th a desktop app.
