> I think Adobe could make it a bit easier for it's older Flash developers to migrate to.
> I really feel as if Adobe is catering to Java developers. And is not doing as much > to bring those developers who have mostly programmed in AS1/AS2. Thanks for the feedback, Jason. I've cc'd our documentation manager Randy Nielson so that he's aware of your frustration. Perhaps he's aware of some migration docs that can help you. The transition from AS1 and AS2 to AS3 is certainly non-trival, but of course it has affected Flash developers as well as Flex ones since both products have moved to AS3. Gordon Smith Adobe Flex SDK Team ________________________________ From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jason The Saj Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 7:31 AM To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Click Lite: The right click now. But not now? "This may seem like a major restriction, but we had no problem writing all the Flex components with this event model." And I am sure that most of the Adobe people who wrote the components had training to use such methodology either in AS3 or other languages. Being newer to this structure, I find little documentation or basic examples for this. While at the same time, I do question if having to write a couple of pages worth of code just to pass an argument is progress. Maybe it is better for certain enterprise level design. Maybe it's better coding. But I think Adobe needs to do a better job helping individuals transition such a change. And I am not the only one, I am hearing this from a number of friends of mine. That said, I really like Adobe Flex. But I think Adobe could make it a bit easier for it's older Flash developers to migrate to. I really feel as if Adobe is catering to Java developers. And is not doing as much to bring those developers who have mostly programmed in AS1/AS2. - Jason
