Beginning Adobe Flex Tutorial: Your first Flex Program Part I

Published October 18, 2011 | By Bman

www.learntoprogram.tv Follow me on Google+ www.MarkLassoff.com Follow me on Twitter @mlassoff Adobe Flex 3 is a development environment used to create both windows and desktop applications that can be run on Windows, Mac or Linux systems. Adobe Flex is used to create programs with Actionscript 3 and MXML. It is perfect for Rich Internet Application Development and is easy to learn– especially if you already know HTML or Actionscript programming. Adobe Flex 3 is similar to Flash, but the environment uses a screens metaphor instead of timeline metaphor for development. This tutorial takes you through developing your very first interactive application in Adobe Flex. The tutorial is in two parts. This is part one of two. If you’d like to see a written version of this tutorial it’s available on LearnToProgram.TV’s web site (www.LearnToProgram.TV). Please feel free to share this tutorial with others. This video is hosted by long time corporate technical trainer Mark Lassoff. In the tutorial Lassoff will guide you through creating three controls in ‘code’ mode and compiling and running your first Flash application. If you are interested in a full course on Adobe Flex, please contact LearnToProgram.TV.
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