The first Flex 4 book (Hello! Flex 4) has just been released this month in the UK. I haven't read it yet, so no way I could give any reviews on it, but from the interwebs, I can see it's contents are really good. A must buy for the festive period.
comments - Posted by Marcos Placona at 10:59 AM - Categories: Flex
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I've been following the recent news about CrunchPad, and for all of our disappointment, it's been discontinued due to a "misunderstanding" between the guys from TechCrunch and Fusion Garage, who were developing this together.
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I've been working with some Adobe Flex recently, and was having some trouble formatting dates. For those who don't know, here (in th UK) we use the format "dd/mm/yyyy" (Day/Month/Year) as opposed to people over in the States using "mm/dd/yyyy" (Month/Day/Year).
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