Re: Flex & RPG -- WEB400

Subject: Re: Flex & RPG
From: Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:03:23 -0800 (PST)
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From: Aaron Bartell

It is probably one of those things where Flex can be used in right
ways and wrong ways based on the experience (or inexperience)
of the developer ...

One of my strongest impressions from watching the Power-Teacher video was the amount of thought and effort that must have gone into the mouse and keyboard event code. The primary UI is a grid, and it was clear to me that they were registering and responding to multiple types of events for each grid cell - not to mention events associated with numerous other UI elements.

One of my friends, who works for a large school district in Utah which licenses software from Pearson, once asked their salesman how many people they had working on their Power-School product. More than one hundred, was the reply.

-Nathan.

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