Re: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Sachin Dharmapurikar



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,  SachinMichael 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
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Re: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Michael Schmalle



Honestly,

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, MikeOn 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
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RE: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread 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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Re: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Scott Langeberg



Actually, LinkButton does exist! (Not Link).ScottOn 3/29/06, snail [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




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 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. 


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Re: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Jignesh Dodiya



hi Snail, i would like to share my experience 

my experiencewas same as u described earlier ...but then after i have decided to take help from the other resources. Flex coder yahoo group is the best i think, also other master developer's blog helped me a lot and still helping and i am leaning from that advanced developer's articles.


so flex is not boaring if u go this way, I hope u can understand, just sharing my experience coz i have started learning flex from Flex-2 alfa itself no prior experience or knowledge and i got extreme interest in flex now... Just don't depend on the flex help documentation..


hope this will help u to create interest...

Best of luck

Jignesh Dodiya
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. 
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RE: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Sachin Dharmapurikar



Guys, as I said earlier we are planning to integrate charting with our application.We are using very scalable J2EE platform for backend logic. Our architecture is as follows -DB - J2EE(Servlets  Classes) - XML to Browser - XSLT for presentationI am unhappy with the presentation tier. We are doing same old HTML presentation for our app. I tried to make it little rich by Ajaxifying it. Hardly it could add much value to it. But ajax raised few more problems like handelling server responses at other complexities.So here I want to put the Flash in presentation tier which will have little business logic and good charting capability to complement my other text data.One more thing I noticed is, when I compile a very small application also like simple label and button, the size of generated file is ~345K, and when
 browser renders, it leaves about 40M footprint. Is this grows linerly along with complexity in UI?Now I am on verge to make a decision to take in/out Flex. Please shed some light. So far you guys were great!Thanks,  SachinJason Hawryluk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: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-Message d'origine-De: 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 ?--Flexcoders Mailing ListFAQ: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/files/flexcodersFAQ.txtSearch Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com   SPONSORED LINKS Web site design development   Computer software development   Software design and development Macromedia flex   Software development best practice   YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group " flexcoders" on the web.   To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]   Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.  -- What goes up, does come down. New Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save big.   --Flexcoders Mailing ListFAQ: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/files/flexcodersFAQ.txtSearch Archives: 

RE: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Jason Hawryluk






About the size, it's 
beta, so the compiler has not been optimized. Newt I would not base my ultimate 
decision of using or not using a product by looking at a beta quality product. 
40mb is nothing as far as foot print IMHO (IE + yahoo loaded =20mb) 


The size could also 
depend on your return xml file size. 

If your app is to be 
user centric, and largely based on interaction design as your comment suggests, 
then Flex 2.0 is the best solution. 

Works 
across browsers with no extra code (= less maintenance and dev time) that alone 
beat’s Ajax hands down again IMHO (insert hundreds more here).
hope this helps

Jason




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flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]De la part 
de Sachin DharmapurikarEnvoyé: mercredi 29 mars 2006 
17:52À: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comObjet: RE: 
[flexcoders] Too many mistakes

  Guys, as I said earlier we are planning to integrate charting with our 
  application.
  
  We are using very scalable J2EE platform for backend logic. Our 
  architecture is as follows -
  
  DB - J2EE(Servlets  Classes) - XML to Browser - XSLT for 
  presentation
  
  I am unhappy with the presentation tier. We are doing same old HTML 
  presentation for our app. I tried to make it little rich by Ajaxifying it. 
  Hardly it could add much value to it. But ajax raised few more problems like 
  handelling server responses at other complexities.
  
  So here I want to put the Flash in presentation tier which will have 
  little business logic and good charting capability to complement my other text 
  data.
  
  One more thing I noticed is, when I compile a very small application also 
  like simple label and button, the size of generated file is ~345K,! and when 
  browser renders, it leaves about 40M footprint. Is this grows linerly along 
  with complexity in UI?
  
  Now I am on verge to make a decision to take in/out Flex. Please shed 
  some light. So far you guys were great!
  
  Thanks,
  SachinJason Hawryluk [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote:
  


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 lo! t 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 mista! kes 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

RE: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Ely Greenfield








1) make sure you're looking at the release swf size, both 
on disk and in memory, not the debug swf
2) it does not grow linearly with the complexity of the UI, 
but rather with the number of definitions you pull in. Building a flex app 
brings in a core set of definitions. Each new _type_ of control adds to 
that linkage set, while each new _usage_ of the same control only adds trivial 
overhead. So while there's a big hit up front to get the framework, after 
that it's incremental additions


Ely.






From: 
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
Jason HawrylukSent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 8:21 
AMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [flexcoders] 
Too many mistakes


About the size, it's 
beta, so the compiler has not been optimized. Newt I would not base my ultimate 
decision of using or not using a product by looking at a beta quality product. 
40mb is nothing as far as foot print IMHO (IE + yahoo loaded =20mb) 


The size could also 
depend on your return xml file size. 

If your app is to be 
user centric, and largely based on interaction design as your comment suggests, 
then Flex 2.0 is the best solution. 

Works 
across browsers with no extra code (= less maintenance and dev time) that alone 
beat’s Ajax hands down again IMHO (insert hundreds more here).
hope this helps

Jason




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flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]De la part 
de Sachin DharmapurikarEnvoyé: mercredi 29 mars 2006 
17:52À: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comObjet: RE: 
[flexcoders] Too many mistakes

  Guys, as I said earlier we are planning to integrate charting with our 
  application.
  
  We are using very scalable J2EE platform for backend logic. Our 
  architecture is as follows -
  
  DB - J2EE(Servlets  Classes) - XML to Browser - XSLT for 
  presentation
  
  I am unhappy with the presentation tier. We are doing same old HTML 
  presentation for our app. I tried to make it little rich by Ajaxifying it. 
  Hardly it could add much value to it. But ajax raised few more problems like 
  handelling server responses at other complexities.
  
  So here I want to put the Flash in presentation tier which will have 
  little business logic and good charting capability to complement my other text 
  data.
  
  One more thing I noticed is, when I compile a very small application also 
  like simple label and button, the size of generated file is ~345K,! and when 
  browser renders, it leaves about 40M footprint. Is this grows linerly along 
  with complexity in UI?
  
  Now I am on verge to make a decision to take in/out Flex. Please shed 
  some light. So far you guys were great!
  
  Thanks,
  SachinJason Hawryluk [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote:
  


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 lo! t 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

Re: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Mike Chambers
Make sure to check out the beta 1 to migration document:

http://labs.macromedia.com/wiki/index.php/Flex:Beta_1_to_Beta_2_Changes

It covers some of the issues you mentioned.

mike chambers

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Sachin Dharmapurikar 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
 
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 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 t! he help in which many mistakes. 
 
   Will Adobe make it better ?
 
 
 
 
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RE: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread Matt Horn
 
 It looks like we didn't catch all of the API changes between Beta 1 and
Beta 2. We will try to make it better for the next release.

Matthew J. Horn
Flex docs

 
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 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.  
 
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Re: [flexcoders] Too many mistakes

2006-03-29 Thread snail




Jignesh Dodiya, 
 
 Thank you very much. I didn't depend on the flex help 
documentation.But there are few documentation for the beginners except the help. 
ButI will focus on other resource. Thank everyone!!!
  

 2006-03-2923:35:47 




  
  

  
hi Snail, i would like to share my experience 

my experiencewas same as u described earlier ...but then 
after i have decided to take help from the other resources. Flex 
coder yahoo group is the best i think, also other master developer's 
blog helped me a lot and still helping and i am leaning from that 
advanced developer's articles. 

so flex is not boaring if u go this way, I hope u can understand, 
just sharing my experience coz i have started learning flex from Flex-2 
alfa itself no prior experience or knowledge and i got extreme interest 
in flex now... Just don't depend on the flex help 
documentation.. 

hope this will help u to create interest...

Best of luck

Jignesh Dodiya
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 
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  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 
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