Mr. Wang, Thank you so much for your input. I am currently learning Flex 3 under Lynda.com Essential training and I also purchased Lynda.ActionScript 3 essential training(with Flex not Flash). I am using both tutorials and I seems to pick up the basics nicely. However I tried to follow Flex4 in a week(from adobe videos) but it was too hard for me to understand. These videos I think were assuming that you kow Flex basics. As you said it will be better to start with Flex4 & the framwook but there is no Flex 4 book availble yet!! Do you think that the difference between Flex 3 and Flex 4 is that huge? What I am trying to say is that I hope that I am not wasting my time learning Flex 3 to realize(when the Flex 4 books will be available) that it is a totally different programming using Flex 4.
Thank you in advance for your answer, Regards, Fred. --- In [email protected], "Ivan Wang" <ivan.wang2...@...> wrote: > > Of course you will, learning a new language has nothing to do with one's age. > ActionScript is quite a simple language compared to other and Flex is just a > framework. One year is long enought to be a Flex Dev. > I suggest you start from Flex 4 since it's quite diffrent from its previous > brother. Have fun. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: fred44455 > To: [email protected] > Sent: Sunday, November 29, 2009 12:05 PM > Subject: [flexcoders] Honestly guys , at 48 should I expect Flex & AS3 to > change my life job wise? > > > > I am 48 and currently learning Flex3 & AS3. I have tried several other > platforms & languages and so far Flex is where I feel home , the coding feel > more intuitive to me , so I am expecting to keep learning the material. Now > let's say 1 year from now if I try to get a job will I be able to get an > entry level as Flex Developer? Even at my age? Or should I just continue this > as a hobby. > > Thanks for your time, > Fred. >
