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Flex 4 Fun 1st Edition Chet Haase

Name: Flex 4 Fun 1st Edition Chet Haase
SKU: BELL-2248884
Price: 31.00 USD
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Flex 4 Fun 1st Edition Chet Haase instant download after payment.

Publisher: Artima, Incorporated

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.38 MB

Pages: 295

Author: Chet Haase

ISBN: 0981531628

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Flex 4 Fun 1st Edition Chet Haase by Chet Haase 0981531628 instant download after payment.

Flex 4 Fun is a tutorial on programming using the new animation and graphics capabilities of Flex 4. Flex is a popular and growing technology from Adobe for Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and for writing applications for the ubiquitous Flash Platform. Flex 4 is the latest release, which offers new capabilities for writing richer, more custom applications. Flex 4 Fun is the only book that focuses on just those capabilities of Flex 4.The author of this authoritative book, Chet Haase, worked as a senior computer scientist on the Flex SDK team at Adobe Systems, Inc., during the Flex 4 release. He was responsible for Flex effects, and writing the next effects infrastructure and classes for Flex 4. The book is illustrated with 68 Flex 4 demo applications written exclusively for the book, as well as many code examples taken from the demo applications.