Yes, this I understand. As I view Flex, it is definitely the way to go.
I even thought, that maybe, in 5 years time (or 10...) Flash will
disappear as a development tool (Adobe is already referring to Flash
as the Platform, not the tool, or at least tries to beamcast it to
our brains). Flash being the underlying technology, it is too hard,
complex and dark to shine out as a development tool. It is an older
generation.
I just hope I won't be programming in 10 years ;)
Fair enough - but - I'm kind of separating out the argument here, now.
The differences in version control and command-line stuff are not to
do with the Flex _framework_ (UI, classes etc.) but to do with the
Flex _compiler_ and environment.
You don't have to touch MXML or embed any of the Flex classes to be
using the Flex compiler and environment.
HTH,
Ian
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 9:33 AM, Cedric Muller
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On a productivity basis, I totally agree with you. Flex made Flash
take off.
Working with Flash and teams was some hard task.
Now .... I am all on my own, reinventing the wheel, and I feel
happy and
confident with this, no team, no versionning, even no components.
I am nearing the end of a gallery application developpment. I
don't know how
it would have been possible to make the app look as it is with
Flex ....but
I know it would have taken twice less time, AND overall look and
feel would
have been cut by two (I did some serious integration there).
When things are working, I do prefer personnality over technicity.
Reusability ? yes, and no. I reuse my brain, that's it. ... and,
of course,
parts of my code :)
but I am a Flex virgin (let's say so), so this message is
personal, of no
help, and no consequence....
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