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While RSLs help to reduce the size for your Flex applications, they can sometimes be tricky to use. So to simplify the usage of RSLs, we made some enhancements in the upcoming Flex SDK release (code-named Hero). These enhancements should provide the following benefits: Applications will only load RSLs that are required Modules (and . . . → Read More: RSL enhancements in Hero If you use modules/sub apps and pop ups(Alert, ToolTip, TitleWindow, etc.) then you probably would be interested in some of the api changes that were introduced by the “Per-Module Style Management” feature in Flex 4. As I mentioned in my previous posts that StyleManager is no longer a singleton class and all modules and . . . → Read More: Styles and popups with Flex 4 In my previous post stylish modules and sub applications, I mentioned that StyleManager is not going to be a singleton class in Flex 4. There are some more StyleManager related api changes that you should be aware of. StyleManager now implements IStyleManager2. If you recompile your Flex 3 app using Flex 4 SDK, you . . . → Read More: StyleManager in Flex 4 |
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