Ted pinged me earlier today to let me know that the first 5 sessions from 360|Flex are available via AMP (Adobe Media Player). You can find more information at his blog post: Recording 360|Flex - Free Full Sessions on AMP You can actually install AMP via the badge on the blog entry. Not only will this install AMP, it will also auto-add the 360|Flex subscription. I didn't know AIR installers could do that.

I've updated TimeTracker again. This version includes the code fixes by Sid Wing (thanks!) which was part cleanup and a fix to the mx:Legend. I agree with Sid's comment that the docs could certainly be clearer. I also removed the 'Enter key submits hours' thing so folks could enter multiline task descriptions. This is where I ran into an issue with the Flex DataGrid. It refused to correctly render the text in a readable format.

Sometime ago I began work on a simple AIR tool to help me record my hours. It's been a while since I worked on it, but this weekend I decided to take another look at a nagging issue that I had never resolved. How do I do date filters in SQLite? Specifically, the "Enter Hours" screen should only show the hours you entered for today. (I plan on adding a Reports tab later to let you browse hours and generate reports.

Wow, I just found this out myself, but it may be old news. Next week Adobe is hosting a week full of developer sessions you can attend via Connect. Adobe Developer Week 2008 Topics cover ColdFusion, AIR, Flex, Flash, and other items. If you can't sign up for a session (or be there when it happens), Adobe will be providing recordings 5 days later. Again - wow!