RailsConf Europe – Monday’s afternoon tutorial – Flex on Rails
Sep 17th, 2007 by Robert Dempsey - Tags: railsconfeurope
The second tutorial of the day, “Using Adobe Flex with Rails ,” was very cool. Headed up by Aslak Hellesoy and B?ɬ?rre Wessel, the tutorial showed how easy it is to build a beautiful front-end to a RESTful Rails application. At ADS we are looking into using Flex to remove some of the headaches that comes with implementing AJAXY applications that work in every browser we are asked to support. Most of this great tutorial was code. You can grab it off of Google Code.
Flex on Rails Resources
Flexible Rails – Peter Armstrong
Adobe Flex – Adobe
Carigorm – Adobe Labs
WebORB – Midnight Coders
Ruby AMF – Aaron Smith
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we did same choice today. Great introduction to flex and Rails ( litle faster for me
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Aslak Hellesoy said me it’s possible to usre Rspec with flex
[...] If you’re in Berlin make sure you check out the RailsConf Europe where B√ɬ∏rre Wessel and Aslak Helles√ɬ∏y are doing a hands-on session with Flex and Ruby on Rails. You can get all of the source code for the application at this blog post. [...]
Great, glad you like Flex! If you send me your address, I’ll send you some books and a training DVD to help you out with your Flex development.
Mike
Mike Potter
Adobe Flex Marketing
Mike – you got it. My email is rdempsey at techcfl dot com. Thanks! I will send you an email too just in case. I definitely appreciate your help.
[...] came across this gem via Aslak Hellesoy’s blog (who, incidentally, just gave a well received tutorial on using Flex and Rails at RailsConf [...]
[...] came across this gem via Aslak Hellesoy’s blog (who, incidentally, just gave a well received tutorial on using Flex and Rails at RailsConf [...]
[...] Ruby on Rails Website Development Blog from Atlantic Dominion Solutions An interesting collection of resources for Flex/Rails development. Might be useful to me later. (tags: flex rails rubyonrails links) [...]
Looking good to me as well, we are using flex technology and find it very perspective… looking for some news and update from Adobe in oreder to wider Flex programming possibilities…