I'm pleased to announce FlexLib: a new open-source project for Flex 2 components. This project is a Google Code hosted project, released under the MIT license. I've been working with Darron Schall, Mike Chambers and Ted Patrick to get the project up and running. We're hoping to build a concentrated community effort for custom Flex component development.
Have you been looking for a community project to contribute to? Do you have custom components you've been releasing on your blog? Want to brainstorm about new and improved components? The project currently contains a handful of components that have been developed by me or Darron (including some new ones I haven't blogged about yet). We want to get the Flex developer community involved and have a central resource that will help us all build off each other's work. To get involved take a look at the project page on google code (link below) and read the HowToContribute wiki page. For more information read through the project website, join the discussion group, and email me if you have more questions. If you want to contribute your code, drop us a line and we'll get you involved. FlexLib project page: http://code.google.com/p/flexlib Announcement on my blog: http://dougmccune.com/blog/2007/02/28/announcing-flexlib-open-source-flex-component-library/ Darron Schall's announcement: http://darronschall.com/weblog/
