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Join Date: Mar 2004
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The company I work for is considering using flex. We have a couple of Flash developers well versed in actionscript.
I am a bit vague on what flex does, and offer to us? How does it fit in with Flash, coldfusion etc? |
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lala
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: on the road
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flex is a java based server side framework that allows you to develop swf content using xml. it plugs directly into anytype of remoting supported by MM (coldfusion).
if your company is developing large scale RIA's then flex is the way to go. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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thanks hangalot, who does the flex development work usually fall on? server side developers or clients side flash developers?
Basically is it going to be alot of hassle for me who knows a reasonable amount of actionscript but not that much experiance of server side languages to start messing with flex? And do I really want the headache? |
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lala
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: on the road
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both. download the flex beta and check out the example apps. flex is great stuff
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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thanks I was just checking out your website
www.randommedia.co.uk is the url above correct i.e. randommedia.co.uk and not randonmedia.co.uk as in your signature? |
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lala
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: on the road
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aaah, the old typo bug
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