Publisher: O'Reilly Media / Adobe Dev Library Released: March 2010 Pages: 688
If you want to use Adobe Flex to build production-quality Rich Internet Applications for the enterprise, this groundbreaking book shows you exactly what's required. You'll learn efficient techniques and best practices, and compare several frameworks and tools available for RIA development -- well beyond anything you'll find in Flex tutorials and product documentation. Through many practical examples, the authors impart their considerable experience to help you overcome challenges during your project's life cycle. Enterprise Development with Flex also suggests proper tools and methodologies, guidelines for determining the skill sets required for the project, and much more. - Choose among several frameworks to build Flex applications, including Cairngorm, PureMVC, Mate, and Clear Toolkit
- Apply selected design patterns with Flex
- Learn how to extend the Flex framework and build your own component library
- Develop a sample AIR application that automatically synchronizes local and remote databases to support your sales force
- Get solutions for leveraging AMF protocol and synchronizing Flex client data modifications with BlazeDS-based servers
- Determine the actual performance of your application and improve its efficiency
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- Title:
- Enterprise Development with Flex
- By:
- Yakov Fain, Victor Rasputnis, Anatole Tartakovsky
- Publisher:
- O'Reilly Media / Adobe Dev Library
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- Print
- Ebook
- Safari Books Online
- Print:
- March 2010
- Ebook:
- March 2010
- Pages:
- 688
- Print ISBN:
- 978-0-596-15416-5
- | ISBN 10:
- 0-596-15416-X
- Ebook ISBN:
- 978-1-4493-8322-0
- | ISBN 10:
- 1-4493-8322-X
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Yakov Fain Yakov Fain is a Managing Director at Farata Systems, a company provides consulting and training services. He authored several books on Java and Flex and dozens of articles on software development. Sun Microsystems has nominated and awarded Mr. Fain with the title of Java Champion, which was presented to only a hundred people in the world. Yakov is Certified Adobe Flex Instructor. He holds MS in Applied Math. You can reach him at yfain@faratasystems.com. View Yakov Fain's full profile page. -
Victor Rasputnis Dr. Victor Rasputnis is a Managing Principal of Farata Systems. He's responsible for Farata consulting and mentoring practice, providing architectural design to companies implementing RIA with Adobe Flex, Air and Livecycle technologies. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Moscow Institute of Robotics. Victor is Certified Adobe Flex Instructor. Victor lives in New York with his wife Aziza and his daughter Alice. He likes playing tennis and skiing with his friends. You can reach him at vrasputnis@faratasystems.com. View Victor Rasputnis's full profile page. -
Anatole Tartakovsky Anatole Tartakovsky is a technology consultant, emerging technologies enthusiast and problem solver. He is a Managing Principal of Farata Systems and is responsible for creation of frameworks and reusable components. Prior Anatole played roles as Technology Consultant, Project Manager, CTO, and Mentor for various enterprises. Anatole authored number of books and articles on Flex, AJAX, XML, and client-server technologies. His education includes MS in mathematics and post graduate work in Expert Systems. You can reach him at atartakovsky@faratasystems.com. View Anatole Tartakovsky's full profile page. |
Colophon The animals on the cover of Enterprise Development with Flex are red-crested wood-quails (Rollulus roulroul), more commonly known today as crested wood partridges or Roul-roul partridges. The birds live in small flocks in the lowland rainforests of Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra, and Borneo. They forage on the ground for fruit, seeds, and insects, and often follow wild pigs through the forest to feed on any leftovers. If disturbed, these plump birds can fly for short distances, but, as is common in many quail species, they tend to run instead. Male and female red-crested wood-quails have vastly different appearances. Males sport a white spot at the base of the bristling red-crested head for which the bird is named, as well as iridescent blue-green plumage and a dark blue underbelly. In contrast, the female is pea green, with brown wings and a gray head. Both have red feet, red skin around the eyes, and black bills. The red-crested wood-quail nests on the forest floor in a dome-like construction of leaves and twigs that completely conceals its eggs and the nesting female. Unusually for a galliform (fowl-like) species, the chicks are fed bill-to-bill by their parents rather than pecking their food from the ground. This bird's call is a plaintive, whistled si-ul, most often heard at dawn. In 2004, the red-crested wood-quail was listed as a near threatened species due to heavy logging activity in Southeast Asia. |
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4/21/2010 (5 of 6 customers found this review helpful) 5.0Just an excellent book. Get it. - Accurate
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