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Flex Cookbook site now open

I recently posted a recipe to Adobe's new Flex Cookbook site, which launched in beta a few days ago. The site already contains a few dozen useful problem-solving recipes contributed by the Flex 2 community.

It's a great source if you're looking for some quick tips or ideas for your current Flex 2 application, so check it out.

Posted by Rob Dixon at 09:58 AM in Flex | Permalink

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