This is outstanding, but I do wonder why you don't use Ray Camden's RIAForge (http://www.riaforge.org) to host a project of this nature, since it is specific to Adobe product extensions.
Cutter _____________ http://blog.cutterscrossing.com Doug McCune wrote: > > > I'm pleased to announce FlexLib: a new open-source project for Flex 2 > components. This project is a Google Code hosted project, released > under the MIT license. I've been working with Darron Schall, Mike > Chambers and Ted Patrick to get the project up and running. We're > hoping to build a concentrated community effort for custom Flex > component development. > > Have you been looking for a community project to contribute to? Do you > have custom components you've been releasing on your blog? Want to > brainstorm about new and improved components? > > The project currently contains a handful of components that have been > developed by me or Darron (including some new ones I haven't blogged > about yet). We want to get the Flex developer community involved and > have a central resource that will help us all build off each other's > work. To get involved take a look at the project page on google code > (link below) and read the HowToContribute wiki page. > > For more information read through the project website, join the > discussion group, and email me if you have more questions. If you want > to contribute your code, drop us a line and we'll get you involved. > > FlexLib project page: http://code.google.com/p/flexlib > <http://code.google.com/p/flexlib> > > Announcement on my blog: > http://dougmccune.com/blog/2007/02/28/announcing-flexlib-open-source-flex-component-library/ > > <http://dougmccune.com/blog/2007/02/28/announcing-flexlib-open-source-flex-component-library/> > > Darron Schall's announcement: http://darronschall.com/weblog/ > <http://darronschall.com/weblog/> > >
