First thing I though too...."Snoto Photo? Shouldn't it be Snickr?"
Awesome that you are doing this stuff and releasing it to the wild, though.
Should there not be a link to download a .air application file?
@Jim Amos: you should be able to download the application via the Flash badge. Otherwise, you can grab it directly from here.
A little bug-report already: You can't change the user, if you've authorized one already. Tried that today, but it doesn't recognized my different username, when I typed it in. It ends up at the first one I entered...
Thanks a lot for releasing the source code. I've just recently started with AIR and the snitter source helped me much more than those Adobe Developer Connection articles.
@Tim: right now, there's no way to untie a Snoto username from a Flickr account except to un-authorize the app at the Flickr level. However, in trying to replicate your bug, I did find that it won't let you complete the authentication of a new account under a certain circumstance. It actually requires the app to be closed, restarted and the authentication process to be redone in order for it to work.
As others said previously, thank you for releasing this project!. I suppose that you used Mootools because you already tested AIR with the other frameworks that you mentioned in the post :).
Big thanks. This is encouragement enough to help me dive into AIR.
Thanks for the great tip.
AIR is really looking like a huge thing now. The ability to update your flickr from the desktop could be very handy. Obviously there are things like picassa but this has beauty in its simplicity. Drag and drop goodness.
A cool feature would be a keyboard shortcut that is used when snoto is in the system tray that opens up a small box that you can drag a photo into quickly.
This could also be useful in Snitter. A keyboard shortcut that opens a simple text box above the system tray. You type, hit return and you're done.
Yeah this is getting really interesting. To bad I'm not a code lover, but I will keep track of these developments. The ability to communicate form your local environment (desktop) to web applications still has a huge potential.
Looks great- I'm looking at creating something very similiar for a "photoblog" site we're working on.
great app
Thank you very much I liked the application it really makes a difference in viewing with snotophoto.
Great feature John, thanks very much, I just love this application
@Keeto: dang, that is good. :) Ahwell, maybe next time!
@Lim Chee Aun: a hack? bah! I would like to improve the image loading. Right now it just uses an image.onload but I'd like to switch it up to using the FileStream, especially to cache images locally. The slideshow especially would benefit from this.