Flex apps have the advantage of being a static binary and therefore can easily be served from a CDN if you are talking high-traffic apps. So I agree that the issue of scale is less about Flex and more about the back end.
But if you just need an example to show your boss, take a look at elfyourself.com. It's 100% Flex and although I can't give numbers, definitely draws the volume of traffic you referred to. Jamie On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 12:56 PM, Darrell Ross <darrell.r...@enablus.com> wrote: > In a conversation with the former CTO of a very large media brand, he > asked questions re: Flex's ability to scale. In his mind, "scale" > means several million sessions per day. While we discussed some of the > Flex charting components which are a part of Yahoo!Finance which see > significant daily traffic, those are only components, not a complete app. > > So, I'm stumped and ask the community, "In terms of daily usage, what > is the largest complete Flex app?" > > I underscore the term "complete". I'm not looking for pieces of apps > that have been converted into Flex. I'm seeking out the biggest app > where the entire enchilada is deployed as a SWF. > > Any guesses? > > Darrell Ross > Enablus, LLC > www.enablus.com > >
