So far there are very few books dedicated to Flex in France. A new book just released! His name is Flex & AIR, at Micro Application. From what said Fabien, this book is illustrated: indeed, there are many concrete examples for most of the chapters presented. This book summarizes current practices in the Flex development by providing examples. Note that this book provides an introduction to AIR and more ... the price is reasonable !
Put into practice and master:
- Creating your first project with Adobe ® Flex ™: Introduction to Adobe ® Flex ™ Builder ™, create a new application, compile, debug ...
- ActionScript ™ 3.0: introduction to the language, object programming, data types ...
- Components: the library of components, containers, layout of the interface, simple controls, create your own components ...
- Events: Using events, keyboard events, create their own events ...
- Navigation: TabNavigator and Accordion, manipulate ViewStack ...
- Customize your application: using behavior, add effects, and view state Transition, style interface, Item Renderers and Editors ...
- Data Management: retrieve data, a model, working with XML data bind ...
- Advanced Features: drag and drop, browsing history, printing, internationalization ...
- Communication with a server: the Remote Procedure Call, use, configure ...
- Graphics: the types of graphics, layout, interaction ...
- Adobe ® AIR: Using HTML, file management, customizing its windows ...
- Go further: Cairngorm, unit test, Adobe ® Flex ™ Data Services ...
- Annexes Find essential information ...
So you're looking for a Christmas gift for your friends Flexeurs? You've found the perfect gift! This book was written by students in Epita specialty MTI:) Source: Fabien
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December 7th, 2007 at 0 h 31 min
After laminated, I could take possession of a copy of this book and after a more detailed, I can confirm that its value is very interesting! Indeed, it is very comprehensive while providing good examples. To put in the hands of all beginner and novice!
May 30th, 2008 at 12 h 56 min
More toruver through the book at the time of writing. Does anyone know if another version is expected?
October 20th, 2008 at 14 h 57 min
I recommend to everyone the excellent "The Essential Guide to Flex 3 by Charles E. Brown, published FOED. Is good in English, but it is very accessible, very well done and the book is especially designed not to dump the drive: chapters covered follow a logical progression. There.
October 20th, 2008 at 16 h 00 min
here it is: