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An example of how to make a working registration form complete with validation in Flex. Database communication is handled through AMFPHP and PHP.

This introductory article describes how to create SWF and flash files on the fly using PHP and database.

What this tutorial basically does is to show you how to set up a table in a mySQL database, then using PHP (or asp with a few minor changes) manipulate that table and interact with Flash.

This tutorial will teach you how to write a php script that will enable users to create flash movies from any text then need.

Snapp MX is a web-based Rapid Application Development system, focused on reducing the time and effort needed to create sophisticated Flash business applications.

Snapp MX completely eliminates the need for ActionScript coding by employing a Visual Layout and Attribute Driven Programming model. As screens are created, their specifications are stored as XML strings that are retrieved as needed and displayed through our revolutionary XML-UI Engine.

To eliminate server-side coding, Snapp MX is empowered with Adaptive Web Services that can be called to handle standard database CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update and Delete) operations.

When greater processing sophistication is required, Snapp MX also provides a Web Service Code Generator that produces fully-documented code (PHP, JAVA, C#, VB.NET or ColdFusion) which can then be modified as needed.

Learn how to create a basic drill down application and then move on to more sophisticated lessons with Snapp MX Professional.

An advanced image gallery using flash remoting AMFPHP and GD library.