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Adobe announced on Monday the latest product line to their software line, Flex 3 and AIR 1.0.
Flex 3 is a feature-packed release, adding new UI components like the advanced datagrid and improved CSS capabilities; powerful tooling additions like refactoring; and extensive testing tools including memory and performance profiling, plus the addition of the automated testing framework to Flex Builder.
Adobe AIR is game-changing in so many ways, delivering rich applications on the desktop, enabling access to the local file system, system tray, notifications and much more. Now you can write RIAs on the desktop using the same skills that you’ve been already using to create great web apps including both Flex and AJAX.
Flex 3 is a feature-packed release, adding new UI components like the advanced datagrid and improved CSS capabilities; powerful tooling additions like refactoring; and extensive testing tools including memory and performance profiling, plus the addition of the automated testing framework to Flex Builder.
Adobe AIR is game-changing in so many ways, delivering rich applications on the desktop, enabling access to the local file system, system tray, notifications and much more. Now you can write RIAs on the desktop using the same skills that you’ve been already using to create great web apps including both Flex and AJAX.
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I've installed MT 4 on my web server, and I'm ready to start blogging. I know I'm using a default template, but there's a lot going on in my life right now that I just don't have time to design my own. I'll put it on my to do list for one of these days.
So, for those of you who don't know me, here's the scoop. I'm a 20-something web developer. I work for a non-profit trade association during the day and I work for a consulting company based in New Jersey after hours. I also manage a couple other websites for family and friends. Plus, I pick up the occasional project here and there. So, I keep busy with work all the time.
So, for those of you who don't know me, here's the scoop. I'm a 20-something web developer. I work for a non-profit trade association during the day and I work for a consulting company based in New Jersey after hours. I also manage a couple other websites for family and friends. Plus, I pick up the occasional project here and there. So, I keep busy with work all the time.
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