By Gaurav, on July 16th, 2009%
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)
By Gaurav, on June 23rd, 2009%
Here is the “Part II” of creating smaller swfs. In case you haven’t checked out the “Part I”, it can be found here: Creating smaller swfs (Part I). In this post, let’s focus on modules and how they can help in reducing the swf size.
What are Modules?
Modules are Flex swf files that can be dynamically . . . → Read More: Creating smaller swfs (Part II)
By Gaurav, on June 17th, 2009%
Is swf size a major concern for you? Do you want to reduce the start up time for your applications?
If yes, read on..
What’s in the swf?
If you think your swf is bigger than you expect, it would be helpful to know what’s in your swf. When you compile your swf, the flex swc(s) are in the . . . → Read More: Creating smaller swfs (Part I)