A quite nice feature of Flex that I came across recently is the …rest parameter in as3. You can specify some parameters. Because of the …rest parameter, you can pass additional parameters as many as you want. But the …rest must be placed at the end:

Mac user should now the shaking login screen, when they accidentally mistyped. Windows user can have a look at this video on Youtube. Something similar can be done with Adobe Flex, try to login below:

Project 52 is based on the 365 day picture idea, where Mk is participating, e.g. with this photo. I used his material for a small demo of Adobe Flex and how to work with states and transitions:

At first, place an Image tag somewhere into your application:

Flash Catalyst at Flex Camp Orange County

From Adobe Labs:

Adobe® Flash® Catalyst™ is a new professional interaction design tool for rapidly creating user interfaces without coding.

1. Transform artwork created in Adobe Photoshop® and Adobe Illustrator® into functional user interfaces.

Adobe Flash also suitable as a platform to develop multi-touch applications (via).