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Adobe Flex

What is Adobe Flex?

Flex is a free, open source framework for building highly interactive, expressive web applications that deploy consistently on all major browsers, desktops, and operating systems. It provides a modern, standards-based language and programming model that supports common design patterns. MXML, a declarative XML-based language, is used to describe UI layout and behaviors, and ActionScript™ 3, a powerful object-oriented programming language, is used to create client logic. Flex also includes a rich component library with more than 100 proven, extensible UI components for creating rich Internet applications (RIAs), as well as an interactive Flex application debugger.

RIAs created with Flex can run in the browser using Adobe Flash® Player software or on the desktop on Adobe AIR™, the cross-operating system runtime. This enables Flex applications to run consistently across all major browsers and on the desktop. And using AIR, Flex applications can now access local data and system resources on the desktop. Both Flash Player and Adobe AIR are available as a free download on Adobe.com.

You can accelerate application development with Adobe Flex® Builder™ 3 software, a highly productive, Eclipse™ based development environment, and AdobeLive Cycle® Data Services software, a set of advanced data services that can be used in Flex development. Both of these products are available for purchase.

My tutorials :

None

3rd party tutorials :

Adobe

Video's
AdobeTV

I am unable to list the video's here since they do not allow direct linking and i would also not prefer to list
video's here since they update this site regularly with new video's. But this site is quite interesting to look at, it contains tutorials, demos, Tips and Tricks and inspirational videos.

Click here to got to the AdobeTV website (flex section that is)

Learn how to design the next generation of rich Internet applications:

Understanding Item Renderers
Flex Learning Paths

The Flex Learning Paths tutorials are divided in roles that best describe yourself, so if you for example have a lot of Java programming experience but hardly any design or user interface experience then choose the Programmer path.


Cairngorm

Other
David Tucker

Getting Started with Cairngorm

JavaWorld

Code of Doom


David Flatley


The RIV Developer Corner


Masteringtheboss


Man Friday Consulting


RiaOn.com


DZone


Summa

James Ward - RIA Cowboy

Resources / Websites:

The Yahoo! Developer Network contains a lot of resources including components, articles and other information.

Software and downloads :

Flex SDK & Flex IDE

Tools & Plugins
Components & Skins:


General questions and answers :

Common problems and solutions :

None

Techniques and common solutions:

BlazeDS

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