Are You Flexperienced?
Update 2/12/2011: Based on feedback from Jens, the creator of the Parsley framework, I’ve updated this post and the downloadable sample code. Last year I posted an example of a Flex sliding menu component along with a simple project that shows its use. Here, I present a variation of the menu using the Parsley application [...]
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Arturo Alvarado has a very nice series of tutorials on the Parsley application framework but they’re in Flex 3. A couple of them have been translated into Flex 4 by other blog readers but not the code for his Quick Dive into Parsley (Nested Contexts & Object lifecycle methods – Part 6). I’ve done that [...]
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Update — August 6, 2010: I found a bug in my original demo which prevented the deep linking feature from working at startup. See the full description at the end of this post. I started using Robotlegs on a project recently and last week I needed to add SWFAddress into my project for its deep [...]
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In the first part of this tutorial I discussed the process of wiring up views to mediators, injection of the model and the view and mapping an event to a command. In this part, I’m going to discuss the process of mapping view events to their mediators, the use of the Command object as a [...]
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For my first project with Flex 4 and the Robotlegs MVC framework I wanted to create a small website so I started out by doing a proof of concept. As far as I know, none of the current Robotlegs tutorials shows this sort of an application. To get a fully functioning demo app up and [...]
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UPDATE June 10, 2010 NOTE: After I posted this shaun commented; (see comments on the single post page) pointing out my error. In Joel Hooks’ example the mediatorMap.mapView function calls are done inside the HelloWorldContext startup function. However, I had erroneously put the code into the context constructor. As shaun points out, this is too [...]
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