Doug McCune大牛的书必然经典
简介 Book Description:
Ready to flex your Web development muscles and start building rich Internet applications? With Flex 3.0, you can create great RIAs that perform like desktop applications using Adobe Flash Player, which is already installed on more than 95 percent of Internet-connected computers. And the fun and easy way™ to get up to speed on Flex is with Adobe Flex 3.0 For Dummies.
This friendly guide shows you how Flex lets you leverage the power of Adobe’s ubiquitous Flash technology to build large applications. If you’ve written code in any language, Adobe Flex 3.0 For Dummies will get you started, introduce you to FlexBuilder and the Flex framework, and have you building some really “flashy” stuff before you know it. You’ll find out how to:
* Develop interactive applications without worrying about browser differences
* Use the Event Model
* Work with ActionScript and MXML
* Build simple user interface controls and data-driven controls
* Set up data binding
* Format and validate user data
* Create, run, and clean a project
* Explore Flex manager classes
* Work with styling and skinning Flex components
All the code used in the book is on the companion Web site to save you that much more time. Adobe Flex 3.0 For Dummies helps you become Flex-literate in a flash!
目录 Summary of Contents
Introduction.
Part I: Introducing Flex.
Chapter 1: Getting to Know Flex.
Chapter 2: Building Your First Flex Application.
Chapter 3: Flexing Your Muscle with MXML and ActionScript.
Part II: Using Flex Builder (The Flex IDE).
Chapter 4: Flex Builder: The Best Flex Development Tool.
Chapter 5: Introducing Flex Builder for Developers.
Chapter 6: Visually Designing Applications in Flex Builder.
Part III: The Flex Framework and Charting Components.
Chapter 7: Simple User Interface Controls.
Chapter 8: Data-Aware User Interface Controls.
Chapter 9: Forms, Format ters, and Validators.
Chapter 10: Containers and Navigators.
Chapter 11: Char ting Components.
Part IV: Working with Data in Flex.
Chapter 12: The Power of Data Binding.
Chapter 13: Working with Data Collections.
Chapter 14: Working with Remote Data.
Part V: Exploring Advanced Flex Topics.
Chapter 15: Working with Managers We Actually Love.
Chapter 16: Custom Components and Component Architecture.
Chapter 17: Understanding States and Effects.
Chapter 18: Styling and Skinning Flex Components.
Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 19: Ten Open-Source Flex Libraries.
Chapter 20: Ten Flex Resources.
Index.
关于作者 About the Author
Doug McCune is a passionate Flex developer, consultant, and community contributor. He has been developing Flex applications since 2004 and is currently a Principal Software Engineer at Universal Mind. Doug received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Science, Technology, and Society from Stanford University. Doug is active in the Flex open-source community and maintains a blog of his thoughts, code samples, and tutorials at www.dougmccune.com. He co-founded FlexLib, a leading resource for open-source Flex components created by community developers. Doug also enjoys speaking at Flex and Flash conferences — he has spoken at 360|Flex and Flash on the Beach.
Deepa Subramaniam is a Computer Scientist working on the Flex Framework team at Adobe. She joined Macromedia/Adobe in 2003, straight out of University of California, Berkeley where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science (Go Bears!). Deepa joined the early efforts that culminated in Flex 1.0 and has been working on Flex ever since. She might be described as one of the most enthusiastic Flex team members and is thrilled to be working with such bright engineers on such a cool product. Deepa is an active member of the Flex community, often speaking at large Flex and RIA conferences like Adobe MAX and 360|Flex. You can learn more about Deepa at her Web site, which includes her popular Flex blog, at www.iamdeepa.com.
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