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Unemployed? Learn Flex!

Adobe Flex Builder 3 software is currently available for free for software developers who are affected by the current economic condition and are currently unemployed.

https://freeriatools.adobe.com/learnflex/

Of course there are three restrictions. You must attest that you are:

  1. Unemployed
  2. Using it for personal use
  3. Not using it for commercial or production use

UPDATE: The program …

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Flex Debugging Hack

A guy with call sign “Frode” on Flexcoders posted this trick on how to get the debugger to connect on an already running SWF.

> I’ve figured out a hack that sort-of gets me there – by configuring a
> debug profile in flex builder with “about:blank” as the launch URL, I
> can hit …

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Coding in the correct Font

Having used a dozen or so IDE over the years, I appreciate it when they provide a way for me you use my favorite font (Bitstream Vera Sans Mono). You can set the font in Flex Builder from Windows > Preferences dialog window. Select the General > Appearance > Colors and Fonts category. …

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RDS in Eclipse

There is a new view that you can get from Adobe Labs that will add an RDS view to the eclipse IDE. It uses an updated version of ColdFusion MX, so it takes an update to your ColdFusion MX server before you add the plugin to eclipse.

The RDS view can be configured to point …

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Using Eclipse for Flex 1.5 Development

So you want to use Eclipse to do Flex 1.5 development? No fluff, I”ll get right to it.

What you are going to do is use the Flex 2 alpha and point it to the Flex 1.5 compiler. This will …

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Top 10 Reasons to Get Flex Builder 3

If I were to create a Top 10 List, which I don”t, this would definitely be my list for “Why you have to upgrade to Flex Builder 3.” I actually got this list from Ted Patrick and enhanced it a little.

Top 10 List:

  1. With the new code model, search, refactoring, auto-complete you will code
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