I started playing around with a few different things in Flex and decided the features would make a good tutorial - or at least an interesting one. The main item on the agenda today is to talk about PopUpManager and creating pop ups.

This is the third piece in a snippet tutorial series about the Bindable meta tag. This time I am going to go through how to use custom events with your bindable objects.

The Flex framework has a few different components to modify the layout on the page. This small tutorial is going to go over one of those options, the ViewStack component.

The guys over at Adobe have provided us with a lot of classes that simply make our job as developers very easy. Today I am going to go over one of these classes, TextRange.

One main feature in Flex that has many many uses is States. This tutorial is the first in a multi-part series on how to use States and what they are.

So I decided it was time to start doing a few Adobe AIR application tutorials especially with the recent updates. This one is going to be a short tutorial on how to get your first AIR application going.

This is going to be a quick tutorial over using transitions when changing states. It is going to build off the states basics from this tutorial. Again states are very useful in almost all applications and using transitions can put some nice eye candy on your application.

Recently we were using a TileList to show a group of images and we wanted to completely change how the selection indicator looked. We wrote the item renderer to handle all of the selection code and the only thing left to do was remove the selection indicator from Flex's TileList control.

When using Flex you often need to transfer data to a backend server, and one option to do this is to use XML; this tutorial is going to explain the basics of sending XML data to PHP.

One of the coolest and most useful features I use in Flex are item renderers. They allow us to customize how lists and datagrids display information.