*!%$*!^%*!*#$# Microsoft
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Re: *!%$*!^%*!*#$# Microsoft
You can. Flash has used event call backs since action script 1. Flex introduces further decoupling including a full featured MVC support (that will remind you of Magento/Spring 1 with it's "mxml"). In fact each "view" is just a class, you can do "active mvc" where view listen directly to UI events. Very much like programming a desktop app
Re: *!%$*!^%*!*#$# Microsoft
Well it's Windows Vista, and on that note it's Microsoft, anything other than Windows XP is going to give you a hard time. 
Re: *!%$*!^%*!*#$# Microsoft
Sure but Silverlight was built for it in the get-go.arjan.top wrote:and you can't do that in flash/flex?papa wrote: Well it's a lot different from Flash for example and it's very powerful. One nice thing also is that the code is completely sepparated from the graphics so you can have a programmer and a designer working at the same time without afffecting anything of what the other one is doing. Then you can easily add the functionality to the design.
But M$ is a <span style='color:blue' title='I'm naughty, are you naughty?'>smurf</span> company so no need for me to say anything more I guess..
Re: *!%$*!^%*!*#$# Microsoft
Really? You talked to both development teams and they shared the original design documents with you? You must have pretty privileged access to those company's employees.papa wrote:Sure but Silverlight was built for it in the get-go.
Re: *!%$*!^%*!*#$# Microsoft
Easy.josh wrote:Really? You talked to both development teams and they shared the original design documents with you? You must have pretty privileged access to those company's employees.papa wrote:Sure but Silverlight was built for it in the get-go.
Flash action script wasn't that sofisticated back in the day as I remember that's all I'm saying.
Silverlight is still very fresh and has it's issues for sure, but I like it.