Just as an aside, I don't think much of the Adobe Certified Training companies.
Our company purchased training for ten people here and I sat in on it (I had
about six months of self taught Flex at the time). Basically the course
consisted of running through the Flex 3 Training from the Source
I'm an Adobe Certified Instructor and I can tell you that the
instructor makes all of the difference.
I'm not sure where you took your class but my former employer Fig Leaf
Software is one of the best providers of onsite and hands-on training.
I think self paced training is good, but it
Okay some good advise here. Speaking about my own level rather then the
others I think I'm pretty competitent, although its hard to be objective
about oneself. I've created a few item renderers. I'm pretty happy diving
into the framework to try to find more information. Sure I'm not graphic
Well training and books are meant for beginners and intermediate users. As
you get more advanced its harder to taylor training classes and books to the
specific needs of advanced developers.
Someone who is a beginner or intermediate typically wants to learn on a very
broad topic. Advanced and
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