Re: [flexcoders] Flex and Server-Side Technology Recommendations

[Jeremy Lu]

hi Kevin,

You can start with a serach in this list and flex 2 ldoc with following keyword:

1. HttpServices, WebServices, RemoteObject
2. Flash Remoting
3. modelLocator (for Cairngorm related stuff)


On 7/16/06, Kevin Mulvihill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:













  


    
            


Hi 
all,
 
What do you all 
recommend for backend server-side technology to work with Flex? I'm planning on 
some work with MySQL and not particularly interested in 
.NET.
 
I know there's FDS 
but it's too pricey to own for small budget projects. Has anyone researched web 
hosts who offer FDS 2 on their servers and know what their hosting charges are 
for such access? Any recommendations would be great. I'm not seeing much through 
Google.
 
I'm thinking more 
along the lines of Ruby on Rails just because I've heard it's a very productive 
environment to work in. I confess I don't yet know too much about it though. Any 
comments on how this technology might work with Flex?
 

How does Cairngorm 
fit into the data access picture? Just a set of best practices or a full-on 
framework like Rails?
 
Any comments on these issues would be 
greatly appreciated! Thanks all!
 
Kevin

      

    
    












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