The first update of SWFObject 2 has arrived; SWFObject 2.1 contains a series of fixes and enhancements. It's good, go get it!
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UFO has now officially been deprecated
With SWFObject 2.0 being in the works for almost one-and-a-half years, the time has come to say goodbye to UFO. The Martians thank you for your hospitality, but they really want to go home for their well deserved break. You can find SWFObject 2.0 at Google Code.
Redesigned, restructured and spring cleaned!
It's the same ol' story about the painter never painting his own house. Well, not anymore! bobbyvandersluis.com just got relaunched with a style to fit 2008, a new structure and upgraded semantics. A lot of old items got binned, so who says this website is not environmental friendly?
My FITC Presentation
FITC Amsterdam was good fun. As promised I have uploaded my presentation (PDF) named "The fine art of embedding Adobe Flash Player content".
FITC Amsterdam 2008
I'll be speaking at FITC Amsterdam about SWFObject 2.0 and the fine art of embedding Adobe Flash Player content. You can read the details at the FITC website.
SWFObject 2.0 beta1
The first beta is available for download. Please give it a whiz and let us know your feedback. You can read more about it on the SWFFix devblog.
SWFFix renamed to SWFObject
About why we renamed our open source project and library. You can read more about it on the SWFFix devblog.
Flash binnen het Gilde van Front-Enders
Yesterday I gave a presentation at the founding congres of a brand new association that aims to further professionalize the front-end programming discipline within the Netherlands. You can read more about it on Refunk's weblog.
SWFFix version 0.3 public alpha
We overhauled the API to optimize the library's usability, did some file size optimization and fixed the only outstanding bug. You can read more about it on the SWFFix devblog.
HTML 5 and the embed element
How HTML 5 will change the way web developers look at Web Standards. You can read more about it on the SWFFix devblog.

