Building a Real-World Application with Adobe Flex 2
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Virtual Ubiquity is building the first real word processor for the web, and we're using Adobe Flex 2 and the Flash Player as the platform. Why did we choose that platform? What does it feel like to an old-school C++ developer? What happens when you try to use it for a real-world app? How do you work around the inevitable problems?
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- 13. Requirements for a real-world application Tracing facility Rich application framework Unit test framework Dynamically loaded code Localizable external resources IDE with debugger Profiler ? Licensable third party libraries ? Community of developers ? Automated GUI testing
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