You can definitely build a large application in flex. I am working on a rather large Video asset management platform right now in flex. It has over a hundred screens and I have had little trouble getting it broken down into manageable pieces. We started the app doing dhtml and ajax and got maybe 45% of it done before we moved to flex. Our flex code, which is probably 80% done now is far easier to manage than the html was, and is a smaller download. We didn't opt to use Modules, they weren't released when we got started. I'm not sure it would have been much better for us. Our swf output size is only like 590k and loads at an acceptable speed over DSL. We have not tested on modem speeds simple because that does not fit our target market.
Paul --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Dave @ VitalPodcasts.com" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well I'm new to Flex, and it does seem cool, I just can't see having a > large system built based on Flex... And i want too. > > I would like to rebuild my vitalpodcasts.com site with Flex, which is a > small site, and great starter app. But my current company wants to > look at making our flagship prodcut in Flex, and there are so many > screens, so many functions, and I need to know how to piece out the > code... > > So im researching Modules right now, not much sucess... which once I > figure it out, is screaming for me to make a blog about it. >
