A very rich graphical experience would be another. For instance I was at a talk given by the http://www.bigspaceship.com/ guys and they said they mostly use Flash. And looking at their sites it's easy to see how what they do would be pretty hard to pull off in Flex.
But if you are strictly talking RIA's, Flex has a lot of advantages ( which shouldn't be surprising since that's what it's built for ). Jamie On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 1:42 PM, twcrone70 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > Well for me one part of the decision would be skill set of your > developers. We have alot of hard core Java developers, so using Flex > and Flex Builder IDE makes alot of sense to us. But I imagine if you > have people used to using Flash or are more graphic designers, I think > CS3 might be a better bet. > > I think this question has been answered more appropriately that your > best bet is use both. Flex for your UI functionality and CS3 for the > the things that will make the application look more professional and > give it more 'cool' stuff. > > I'm a Java Flex dude that understands how to build functionality but > my applications are better with help from a designer. > > My $0.02... > > - Todd > > > --- In [email protected], "Rick Schmitty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > So, if you were making a new project from scratch, why would you make > > a site in Flash over doing one in Flex (that of course can and will > > use Flash made assets) > > > > The only reason I could come up with was the framework payload in > > exchange for the flex components... are there any other reasons to > > consider when selecting Flash vs Flex? > > > > > > TIA > > > > > >
