RE: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

[Jason Hawryluk]

Mike, I have to 
second that. I’m in exactly the same position. Concentrate on the backend and 
front end non UI related architecture. Consider that any UI you do, do is 
prototyping to give you a feel for the app and allow you to test the other back 
end stuff. I have been working since flex 1.5 actually learned flex from 1.5 
then when the alpha came out started getting my hands dirty. We are in line to 
release shortly after Flex goes public. The beta’s as far as beta’s go is 
freaking sweet.
 
If that doesn’t 
suit you then start learning the framework trial and error, experiment, 
etc..
 
My 
.02
 Jason

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  flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]De la part 
  de Michael SchmalleEnvoyé : mercredi 29 mars 2006 
  16:59À : flexcoders@yahoogroups.comObjet : Re: 
  [flexcoders] Too many mistakesHonestly,This 
  beta 2 ROCKS!There are only things that you will need to to tweak down 
  the road. I have created a full AS3/MXML documenter/renderer like JavaDOC 
  inside Flex starting from the alpha release. Things are going great. 
  My approach was;Build the application's logic and structure as we head 
  through the beta stages. By the time my app model and algoritthms are out of 
  beta for my app, Flex will be public and then I can focus on a 'bug free' UI 
  implementation (this has changed recently due to some contests ;-).I 
  know this dosn't suite a lot of developers but, it has worked this far for me. 
  This beta2 release didn't mess me up at all becasue I am focusing on logic no 
  the UI.Peace, Mike
  On 3/29/06, Sachin 
  Dharmapurikar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote:
  
    
    Hi Michael,
        You are absolutely correct. Beta products 
    are not production ready and they have mistakes.
        I am thinking to use the Flex charting in my 
    application. I can see that Flex 2 is in beta and Flex 1.5 is prod stable 
    but lack in features. Moreover, if I now invest time in Flex 1.5 there is 
    complete re-design on actionscript and lot of other changes too. Is there 
    any way by which we can start with Flex 2.0 without facing much 
    trouble?
     
    I am a Java architect and for the first time I am looking at RIA 
    like Flex or OL. Any comments regarding my problems will be strongly 
    appriciated.
     
    Regards,
    Sachin
    Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
    wrote:
    
    
    Hi,Do 
      you know what beta means? It means there are mistakes everywhere and they 
      are cleaning them up.Besides, if you are going to use beta 
      software, your mind has to be a problem solver from the start. You can't 
      rely on examples, you have to experiment. There IS enough good examples 
      and docs to get things to work.Peace, Mike
      On 3/29/06, snail < 
      [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
      
        hello,everyone   
        When I read the help content of Flex Builder 2 beta 2,I find many 
        mistakes,such as use "Link" instead of "LinkButton" which is not exist 
        in Flex 2. And the example code also make mistakes. When I follow the 
        help,many errors occour. So boring. I am a beginner,I find flex 2 is not 
        so good,at least, not easy to learn by read the help in which many 
        mistakes.    Will Adobe make it better 
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