Flex really lends itself to application development, rather than entire website development. Widgets, full RIAs, and other projects within the site are more of how I use Flex in the workplace. Of course, with the Apache module which compiles MXML on the fly, there really isn't a reason you could not write an entire site in Flex or AS3.
-- William --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Chad Gray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am curious how people plan on using Flex in their web apps. I mean like will you being doing the entire web site in one flex app or will you have a mix of HTML/(insert favorite server side language) with Flex apps scattered around in the HTML. > > A long time ago (like almost 10 years ago) I made the mistake of developing an ENTIRE informational web site in flash and it was SO hard to maintain and keep updated when a change was requested. So I have always since then used a little flash in my HTML scattered around in individual SWFs. > > Now I know a well written flex app is MUCH easier to maintain then a single flash SWF because it is so object orientated, but how do people plan on using flex in their web sites? > > Thanks, > Chad >
