Forrester Research published a (free, usually $750) report on how to do a Rich Internet Applications correctly.  They point to Cynergy as a company that does it right.
I read it and agreed with everything. Â It’s short and to the point. Â For more context, read the 2 links below.
This is a post I plan to do yearly, every April.  I originally started it (late last year) because at the time, many were attempting to guess the effects of the economy’s slow decline on the Flash & Flex market.  I was hoping it’d help others who were insecure, those who had only been in Flex a short while feel better, or who were just curious what things really were like out there at the time.  I’m not paid by Adobe to do this; I just love the technology and want others to get involved.  Also, I developed a side business, unpaid, where I route recruiters/employers to my network, and my network to them.  I found it interesting to see what people are hiring for, and I feel it helps me keep tabs on what the market it is doing.  Nowadays, you barely ever hear people questioning whether to use Flex or not; rather, it’s mostly on deciding to use it vs. other technologies.  That said, it’s still interesting to me to see how and what the market is doing.Â
The Agile Chronicles is a set of articles documenting my experiences using an Agile process (Scrum) in software development on my current Flex project.
In this article, I reflect on how my first time in Agile worked on my current project.
In this article I’ll describe what a dynamic list is, go over the basic parts that make up a list, and show you how to build those basic parts. Â Then, I’ll identify common list building challenges, and how people have overcome them. Â Finally, I’ll show you how to utilize the built-in Flash and Flex classes which allow you to create not just lists, but really powerful dynamic components. Â This article is suited for both Flash and Flex.