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• Hero – The Flex Framework

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• Free Training – What’s New in Flex 4

  882 readersWorkshop 04.06.2010, 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM PST Location: Adobe Connect (Global) Rapidly develop cross-platform rich Internet applications (RIAs) http://www.esynctraining.com/index.cfm?event=events.detail Speaker: Mike Kollen CTO / Architect The release of Flex 4 represents a large step forward for application development on the Flash platform. There are three main themes to this release: developer productivity, designer-developer workflow,

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  Announcing Hero, the next Flex SDK

  3088 readersToday Adobe announced "Hero", the next version of the Flex SDK. Hero builds on previous versions of Flex and focuses on bringing full multi-screen development (Mobile), updates to the Spark component set, and improving existing features for building large-scale applications. Hero will be officially released sometime in the second half of this year

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  743 readersI noticed that the new spark and Flex4 architectures can confuse developers coming from Flex3, so I decided to create some very simple class diagrams to help them get the big picture. Please note that these diagrams are by no means exhaustive, and probably not even 100% accurate: they're just meant to provide an overview

• Introducing Flex 4

  370 readersFlex 4 has been released. This is a major release of Flex that introduces some new features that allow you an amazing amount of flexibility and power in building killer internet applications. There are many new features in Flex 4 including: new spark component architecture new states syntax faster compiler new text capabilities improved effects