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 sub apps . . . → Read More: Styles and popups with Flex 4
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One of the features that’s coming with Flex 4 is “Per-Module Style Management”. There is a lot that can be written about this feature and it probably can’t be covered in a single post. So for starters here is a small introduction. The feature for Per-Module Style Management was done to allow modules and sub applications to . . . → Read More: Stylish modules and sub applications. Here is the part three.. The very fact that you are writing applications using Flex proves that you care about user interface. And one of the features of Flex that enables you to provide a better user experience is font embedding. There are many benefits of using embedded fonts but the most important one is that . . . → Read More: Creating smaller swfs (Part III) |
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