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Getting Started with Flex 3 An Adobe Developer Library Pocket Guide for Developers

ISBN-10: 0596520646

ISBN-13: 9780596520649

Edition: 2008 (Revised)

Authors: Jack D. Herrington, Emily Kim, Adobe Development Team

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Discover how easy RIA development can be with this one-of-a-kind handbook from the Adobe Developer Library. Several clear, step-by-step mini-tutorials teach you about web services, event handling, designing user interfaces with reusable components, and more. After finishing this guide, you'll be able to build Flash applications ranging from widgets to full-featured RIAs using the Flex SDK and Flex Builder 3.0. With Getting Started with Flex 3 , you will: Walk through sample RIA projects and see examples of amazing applications people have built with Flex Work with ActionScript 3.0 and the MXML markup language Build user interfaces using the controls and tools available with the framework…    
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Book details

List price: $19.99
Copyright year: 2008
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Incorporated
Publication date: 7/4/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 148
Size: 4.00" wide x 7.25" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.308
Language: English

Jack Herrington is an engineer, author and presenter who lives and works in the Bay Area. His mission is to expose his fellow engineers to new technologies. That covers a broad spectrum, from demonstrating programs that write other programs in the book Code Generation in Action. Providing techniques for building customer centered web sites in PHP Hacks. All the way writing a how-to on audio blogging called Podcasting Hacks. All of which make great holiday gifts and are available online here, and at your local bookstore. Jack also writes articles for O'Reilly, DevX and IBM Developerworks. Jack lives with his wife, daughter and two adopted dogs. When he is not writing software, books or…    

Emily Kim, President, Trilemtry, Inc., has co-authored and contributed to a number of books including a college-level workbook about the Internet and various ColdFusion books. Besides being a writer, Emily is also a programmer, designer and a Abobe Master Instructor.

The Adobe Development Team consists of engineers and product evangelists, combining their deep technical knowledge of the technology with communication skills honed from demoing the product hundreds of times, to many thousands of users (and doing countless hours of Q&A with these users).

Preface
Who Should Read This Book
How This Book Is Organized
Conventions Used in This Book
How to Contact Us
About the Author
Acknowledgments and Dedication
Publisher's Acknowledgments
Installing Flex Builder 3
Installing the IDE
Having Some Image Fun
Flex in Action
E-Commerce
Online Applications
Multimedia
Plug-ins and Widgets
Dashboards
Desktop Applications
What Will You Do?
Flex 101: Step by Step
A Flickr Viewer
Flex Controls and Layout
The Application Container
The Box Class
The Canvas Container (Absolute Positioning)
The Canvas Container (Relative Positioning)
The Form Container
Combined Layouts
The Panel Container
Controls
Data Grids
Tabs and Accordions
Menus
Divider Boxes
CSS
Filters and Effects
Working with the Server
POSTing to the Server with Flex
Using the HTTPService Tag
Going on from Here
More Flex Applications
A Runner's Calculator
A Simple Image Viewer
Drag-and-Drop
States and Transitions
Creating Better Movies
Advanced Flex Controls
ILOG Elixir
Advanced Flash Components
The FlexLib Project
Distortion Effects
SpringGraph
Flex for Widgets
Slide Show Widget
Chat Widget
Flex on AIR
Creating an AIR Version of the Runner's Calculator
Resources for Flex Developers
Flex Websites
Blogs and Sites
The Flex Cookbook
Community Resources
Books