Free Flash & Flex Developer’s Magazines

Published on July 1, 2009 in Design Patterns. 2 Comments

Another Source for Some Good Design Pattern Information

I received an email from Ewa Samulska providing a link for downloading several issues of the magazine she edits, Flash & Flex Developer’s Magazine. You can get your PDF copies at http://www.ffdmag.com/prt/view/free-issues.html .

The magazine is written for three levels of developers—beginners, intermediate, and advanced. I’ve found useful information on all levels. I’m still getting used to the Flex IDE, and I’ll take any help that I can get on it, and I’m always willing to learn more about Flash. Many of the articles cover Flash and Flex used with other technologies or programming language, and that’s something else I find always helpful.

However, it was the MVC article I found that caught my interest in the 2/2009 issue. It’s a nice description of MVC and using the Cairgorm Framework. Anyway, poke around at the site, and you’ll find several issues you can freely download. Not only will you find the articles well-written, I liked the professional layout and graphics.

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  • gropapa
    July 1, 2009 at 9:49 am

    could be interesting even if i m more interested in pureMVC (and even if i still don ‘t know why M/V/C are sigleton…but i m just beginning
    btw, thank you

  • William B. Sanders
    July 1, 2009 at 2:48 pm

    Hi Gropapa,

    Chandima’s the PureMVC expert—MVC also. Once I’m finished with the DP AIR Catalog, I’ll take a closer look at MVC for AS3. In the meantime, it’s good to see that more and more ActionScript 3.0 programmers are beginning to adopt design patterns.

    Kindest regards,
    Bill

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