20 November, 2007

Flex 2 Useful links

This blog is going to be the chronicle of my trip through learning how to make rich internet applications with yet another tool, Flex. I have been a web developer for about 13 years now and up until this point, everything was "ColdFusion + Javascript + CSS + Photoshop" to make it all look good and act like it should. Well, it's now time to move on and embellish my bag of tricks. And with that, this trip through learning Flex and its two languages, MXML and ActionScript begins!

I wanted to make sure this first post had some of the most useful links that I could get my hands on and to do that I tapped into a good friend and Flex Guru God Warlord, Andy Trice. Andy works for Cynergy and truly has opened my eyes to what is possible, and that it's even possible for me to start doing some of these cool things!

Anyway, here is the first of which I believe there will be MANY links to his site,

Useful links for getting started with Flex 2

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5 Comments:

At 20 November, 2007 , Blogger Jason said...

I'll be following your progress. I'm interested in learning flex, and have some solid actionscripting background.

- Jason at NCSTATE

 
At 20 November, 2007 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good luck on your journey to Flex Mastery!

Some resources I found helpful that were not on Andy's list:

Flex tutorials on www.dmxzone.com by Sas Jacobs

Essential ActionScript 3.0 by Colin Moock

Free online Flex tutorials (for 30 days) offered by Total Training (www.totaltraining.com). Ben Forta's blog has the coupon code good for 30 days of free access.

Bruce
www.brucephillips.name/blog

 
At 20 November, 2007 , Blogger Tony said...

thanks gents... it will be fun, thats for sure! trying at times, im sure, and with the help of andy and some others im sure i will make it through ok :)

 
At 20 November, 2007 , Blogger LD2 said...

Good luck, I'll be interested on what you think of the different training sites and whatnot. :) may follow in your footsteps!

 
At 21 November, 2007 , Blogger creole said...

I'm in the same boats as Jason. Looking to learn Flex. I have a fairly solid understanding of AS1, and I've been using Flash since v4, but it's mostly from a designer's perspective.

So, bring it on. You made it to my Google Home Page.

:)

 

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