New ActionScript library released
Mims Wright announced the release of KitchenSync, a multi-purpose tool written in ActionScript 3.0 for doing tween based animations and timing of functions and more. The project is open-source under the GNU LGPL and hosted at Google Code. 
KitchenSync is an animation library and still more. It includes Tweens, and allows you to sequence sounds, functions, and event dispatches among other actions. The framework is open-ended allowing you to come up with new ways to work with the virtual timeline. It was designed for developers who want a smart way to handle animation or other time-based functionality with code.
KitchenSync aims to:
- offer a well-architected, extensible framework for working with time-based animations and events
- take advantage of the power of ActionScript 3.0 while using OOP best practices and design patterns and without requiring the Flex framework
- respond to the needs of developers with a rich set of features
- be a full-featured library for animation and timeline based actions
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