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Power of Open source Flex


Adobe flex is back with lots of new features ,the rich GUI provided by this framework is sufficient for building rock solid and stable GUI with good look .I have decided that I will explore it as much as possible.I am a java developer by profession  and for GUI purpose we generally use the GWT (GWT is most popular these days, not sure for how many years) ,It is also one of the good technology to develope the GUI but I dont want to limit my self to one specific tecnology.

 Few things that I liked about the adobe flex are
  • Flex SDK is opensource.
  • Availibility of good training materials and tutorials including the video tutorials (free of cost offcourse).
  • You can integrate flex application with Java, ColdFusion, Php and .Net.
  • Full support with service oriented archetecture as it is backbone of the distributed applications.
  • Availiblity Powerful frameworks like Cairngorm,TurboGears,MATE,PUREMVC,SWIZ.


 if you want more details about these frameworks please visit this nice and usefull article 
Choosing a Flex framework
(http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/flex_framework.html )

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