dzenan.causevic@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I absolutely agree. This type of scenario is exactly what they had in mind
when they decided to develop Flex technology. And I have no time to
experiment or take risk. I did some aditional reading on Flex in the mean
time, and I found out that it is fully integratable with existing PHP web
application (and other technologies as well such as JSP's, ColdFusion, and
ASP's). It's just gonna serve as add-on, and make my application
transition from web 1 to web 2 standard.
The only catch is that Flex Builder (plug in for Eclipse) has a commercial
licence, and Adobe sells it for 250 Euros for standard version
(professional is about 600)
now adobe have done an interesting thing, the flex 3 builder trial is
fully functional for 60 days, giving yuo more than enough time to get on
and learn it + make some app's with it, thus letting you use the
software to generate the revenue to pay for it. This is what I did and
found that within 2 weeks I'd paid for it with time saved and additional
work done.
:)
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