By bloid
via jameswilliams.be
Published: Oct 13 2008 / 12:48
A couple days ago while looking at random AIR apps, I came across Font Picker, a nice unitasker to show all the available fonts on one's system.
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Comments
Gregg Bolinger replied ago:
I think the thing to take from this sample is how concise and clean the code is. Developing this without Griffon wouldn't have been so clean. So I am assuming that if a JAR were created from this app, I could just drop in any other Griffon (or non Griffon assuming I have the right dependencies) application and just use it?
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