Hi, > Also, in FlexJS, we want very few if any custom events to bubble. > Bubbling was overused in regular Flex and was, IMO, a bad practice because > it breaks encapsulation.
Events provide encapsulation by allowing application to respond to changes outside of the object. IMO it’s also a good practice because it encourages loose coupling. If we shouldn't be using bubbling in FlexJS why does just about event Event (30 odd) have a bubbling attribute and more than 3/4 have a cloneEvent method? Either we shod be fixing the broken one or removing the methods on the existing event classes - which is it? Thanks, Justin
