
Getting Started with Flex 3
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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Who Should Read This Book
- How This Book Is Organized
- Conventions Used in This Book
- How to Contact Us
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments and Dedication
- Publisher's Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Installing Flex Builder 3
- Installing the IDE
- Having Some Image Fun
- Chapter 2. Flex in Action
- E-Commerce
- Online Applications
- Multimedia
- Plug-ins and Widgets
- Dashboards
- Desktop Applications
- What Will You Do?
- Chapter 3. Flex 101: Step by Step
- A Flickr Viewer
- Chapter 4. Flex Controls and Layout
- The Application Container
- The Box Class
- The Canvas Container (Absolute Positioning)
- The Canvas Container (Relative Positioning)
- The Form Container
- Combined Layouts
- The Panel Container
- Controls
- Data Grids
- In-Place Editing
- Tabs and Accordions
- Menus
- Divider Boxes
- CSS
- Skinning
- Filters and Effects
- Chapter 5. Working with the Server
- POSTing to the Server with Flex
- Using the HTTPService Tag
- The Server Code in ColdFusion
- Going on from Here
- Chapter 6. More Flex Applications
- A Runner's Calculator
- A Simple Image Viewer
- Drag-and-Drop
- States and Transitions
- A Simple Video Viewer
- Creating Better Movies
- Chapter 7. Advanced Flex Controls
- ILOG Elixir
- Advanced Flash Components
- The FlexLib Project
- Distortion Effects
- SpringGraph
- Chapter 8. Flex for Widgets
- Slide Show Widget
- Chat Widget
- Chapter 9. Flex on AIR
- Creating an AIR Version of the Runner's Calculator
- Chapter 10. Resources for Flex Developers
- Flex Websites
- Blogs and Sites
- The Flex Cookbook
- Community Resources
- Books
- Index
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