Just wanted to say this.

Having bought and read many Flex & actionScript books over the years,
I hadn't really given Adobes documentation much of a look (apart from
the liveDocs that is, which I couldn't live without.). Well, I had a
free afternoon today, so I thought I'd have a read through the new
Flex Builder 3 PDFs.

So, 1000s of pages and a whole day later I've come to the conclusion
that they're amazing. Easily the best 'book' on Flex I've read. So
much so, I'm going to order a printed copy of the documentation set in
the morning.

It's easy to overlook this source of information, and think it's
essential to look at 3rd party books to teach you this product. I'd
just like to say to both new and seasoned users, that Adobes Flex PDF
collection is something not to be ignored.

I often see post's asking 'which is the best book on Flex, I now think
that you can't do better than Adobes own documentation.

Here's a link.

http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/flex/


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