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Adobe Flex 3: Training from the Source
by Jeff Tapper, Michael Labriola, Matthew Boles, James Talbot
from Adobe Press

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• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Great for starters of Flex. Not Obeject Oriented Programming.
  This book is written well and explains concepts for the person that hasn't used Flex Builder before. They do not spend any time explaining good OOP practice, though. So if you have no experience in that you may want to get a reference manual for good OOP practices. Very cool book.

• This is the best book on the market
  If you want to learn Flex 3, this is the best book I have read so far. This book will give you the basics so you can continue your learning through practice. I doubt there is a single book out there that will teach you everything there is about Flex 3 and ActionScript 3. This book will walk you through each exercise holding your hand in the process. The best part...there is a CD with all of the files included!
  The best way to learn any language to is write code. You will do a lot of code writing with... more info

• Great book
  Adobe Flex 3: Training from the Source is an update to the extremely popular Adobe Flex 2: Training from the Source. Authors of the book not only revised the earlier version of the book but also added a few chapters on features such modules, the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR), and the advanced DataGrid component.
  If you are new to Flex 3, this book will guide you through the process of developing a complete application (an online grocery store) using Adobe Flex Builder 3. This book provides you with... more info

• Your best starting point for everything about Flex 3
  Adobe Flex 3 Training from the Source is a kick-start guide to learning the revolutionary "web 2.0" capabilities this present and ever-growing technology provides. Authors Jeff Tapper, Michael Labriola, and Matthew Boles establish clear, step-by-step tutorials and application development that are clear and easy to absorb no matter the scope or scale of coding.
  What's best in the 26 lessons is the gradual build-up of skills--each lesson carefully stretching previous chapter's elements and taking them to... more info

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