New "Flex in a Week" Training Videos Now Available
The Adobe Developer Connection just added more videos to the “Flex in a Week” series.
New Topics – Adding Visual Appeal:
- Implementing Navigator Containers
- Embedding Images
- Embedding Fonts
- Creating Constraint-based Layouts
- Applying Styles to MXML Components
- Skinning Flex Components with with Adobe CS3
- Creating New States
- Animating with Behaviors and Transitions
- Drawing Shapes with the Drawing API
- Skinning Components Programmatically
- Extending Components
Here is a quick copy/paste of previous videos posted in the series (as I blogged earlier): Comparing Flash, Flex, Flash Player and AIR; Introducing Flex Builder; Creating a Flex Builder workspace and project; Using pre-built Flex controls; Understanding MXML; Binding data between controls; Handling user events; Introduction to the event object; Adding EventListeners with ActionScript; Retrieving data via HTTPService; Displaying data in the DataGrid; Working with containers; Creating custom MXML components; Implementing value object classes; Creating custom events; Creating custom event classes; Customizing item renderers; Exploring Flex Builder tips; Validating data; Requesting and sending data with RemoteObject; Formatting data; Dragging data between List components; Filtering XML with E4X; Deploying Flex and AIR applications.
Additional videos are coming soon under the category “Architecture and Advanced Topics”.
Good stuff!




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Thanks for the link. I will put it up on our site for some Flex Developer in our user group to use.
Nice site by the way
this is a good start for me.
Do anyone know how i can change the images of the rooms to different images instead of the conference image?
Plz answer in the Flex in a week forum:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=60&catid=833&threadid=1431183&enterthread=y
Hey, how can i download the movie on linux ?
Thnks!
Fantastic presentation. Packed with good info Thanks for sharing me.