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FlexCamp posted a statistic about number of flash player users over the web which is estimated to be around 2,320,000,000 installed on computers and growing by 8,000,000 per day.

Hurray!

Warning: This video contains violent scene and it is not suitable for children…

Nah just joking!

More articles about languages comparison showing up recently. Bayarsaikhan at www.plentyofcode.com writes on his view and experience about J2EE vs ASP.NET vs PHP.

Jesse Rodgers writes about Ruby on Rails and his experience with it in his article “A Year with Ruby on Rails: Advantages, Drawbacks, and Lessons Learned“. Interesting article for who cares to read it.

The software development framework Rails has earned a vocal following and created loyal users. Hal Fulton a Ruby expert explains what this community did right, and how others can learn from it. You can read this article from here.

I found this website after surfing some blog feeds. nibbles tutorials are short tutorials that teachs you a specific feature at a time.

Charlie Key wrote a great article on how to bridge between Flex and Javascript. Bridging means Javascript and Flex’s Actionscript codes can interacte with each other. Great blog, I’ll add it to my feeds!

Google has launched an interface for iPhone users that makes using Google on your iPhone super easy. It’s powered by the AJAX search API, and also supports image search. Here is a sample.

And that’s the real news here: they’ve rolled out image search for the AJAX search API. Anything build on this API benefits from fast access to image search results, a full suite of raw, javascript-accessible properties and customization of the results using HTML and CSS. There’s a demo below, along with a picture to the right of what it looks like on the iPhone.