sounds like you need a framework, check out cairngorm or pureMVC (
puremvc.org), they have lots of tutorials and example apps.
On 10/25/07, Phill B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm putting together my first Flex app and need some help. I have all
> my code in one mxml file and it is getting h
You are looking for an architecture :) One of the most popular for Flex is
Cairngorm, check it out here: http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Cairngorm
But yes, you should definily break things out into their own components, the
smaller the better, it will help you manage code, more easily add
great workflow and visual documentation.
- Tangent
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Even then... I believe it should be noted that Cairngorm is more than
just an MVC architecture. There are a variety of patterns involved in
using the framework, not the least of which is MVC.
Even then, i don't think it really has a fully qualified MVC pattern
because there are no specific
On Oct 25, 2007, at 1:07 PM, Jon Bradley wrote:
Even then... I believe it should be noted that Cairngorm is more
than just an MVC architecture. There are a variety of patterns
involved in using the framework, not the least of which is MVC.
Even then, i don't think it really has a fully qua
i have to say, if your entire application is currently in one mxml file- i'm
betting it's not a 'huge' application by any means- if that's the case and
you want to organize your code into a framework of some sort, i would put my
money on puremvc, i've been down that road and cairngorm was way overk
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