Version 0.3 released
Saturday, January 6th, 2007
AMF.NET now has much better support for inputting custom objects (typed objects). The How To section of the website has detailed information on how to use it. Asside from generic support, I don't expect much more changes to AMF.NET.
Version 0.23 released
Sunday, Match 9th, 2006
If AMF.NET fails to find a matching function, a far more useful error message is now thrown to help identify the cause of the error.
Version 0.22 released
Sunday, Match 7th, 2006
This minor release brings support for empty arrays to be inputted into AMF.NET. Additionally, the website has seen some minor updates.
Version 0.21 released
Sunday, February 22nd, 2006
Verison 0.21 has been released bringing it with release for the major missing types. Namely XmlDocuments, long strings (larger than 64K), and custom objects are now supported. Expect updates to the website detailing custom object support sometime this week.
Version 0.2 released
Saturday, February 21st, 2006
There are some pretty significant updates in this version, along with the start of the How To and Overview sections of the webpage.
AMF.NET Homepage is live
Saturday, February 18th, 2006
There's still a lot of work to do, namely on getting better documentation, but the AMF.NET homepage is now live!

Latest Version
› january 6th 2007
› version 0.30
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Related Links
› OpenAMF
OpenAMF is an open-source Java library for Flash Remoting which was used extensively to get AMF.NET up and running.

› AMFPHP
AMFPHP is an open-source PHP library for Flash Remoting. It too was used occasionally to solve the mysterious binary stream.

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Market leader in advergaming and flash-based development. This also happens to be the company I work for :)
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