Hi i have started to learn flex from the tutorial video's provided in the Adobe site itself, but i don't have internet access at my home. I know that there are a lot of book's on Flex ,so can any one refer some good book on Adobe Flex for beginner's.
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It depends a lot on the kind of application you're writing. In general, though:
MXML Heavy: Programming Flex 3 is a good starting point and covers most of the basics.
AS3 Heavy: Essential ActionScript 3 covers the entire actionscript language but doesn't focus on flex specifically, so you probably only want to bother with this if you're comfortable poking around in the API documentation for flex yourself (you'll probably end up doing this anyway since the flex books can't cover everything).
thenduks
2009-12-29 13:16:18
My favorite too.
adamcodes
2009-12-29 14:41:09
Marc, thanks for editing. should knew that! :)
afftee
2009-12-30 17:58:08
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O'reilly books are nice and thorough, I use the Flex3 Cookbook a lot.
invertedSpear
2009-12-29 15:16:32
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I second the vote on the Flex 3 Cookbook.
If you do get internet access, go and download Adobe's Tour de Flex. It is an app that serves as a cookbook. Very helpful.
John Leonard
2009-12-31 22:53:17