RE: FN-FORUM: [DISCUSSION] - Adobe Flex

date posted 6th March 2008 16:28

Great for those who are into advanced as development (as3), it built on =
the eclipse IDE and has some really nice tools that make it a more =
efficient place to develop AS than the native IDE in Flash.

Ive just been to a Moock/Adobe lecture this monday and was pleased to =
see him using it as well. The trial is for 60 days so there's nothing to =
loose!!

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Brendan Oliver


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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] Behalf Of Ramnish
Kalsi
Sent: 06 March 2008 17:38
To: Brendan Oliver
Subject: FN-FORUM: [DISCUSSION] - Adobe Flex



Hi there,

I am positive, people would have heard of Adobe Flex by now.

http://learn.adobe.com/wiki/display/Flex/Getting+Started

Almost everyone with Java background knows the pains of
JSP/MVC/front-end development in a medium to large-scale project.

I have found it must easier/faster to produce quality server side
services, but when it comes to coding front end, Java has always been
less than ideal.

What does the group think of Flex technology, and its potential.

--Cheers.

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