"Yes: ActionScript 3 is fundamental." Hi Martin,
While i recommend Flex devs to learn ActionScript. ActionScript is not mandatory to buil Flex applications. Based on a customer request a couple of years ago we create Flex4j (Flex for Java it is) That allows Java developers to write Flex application entirely in Java using GWT (No ActionScript required) A demo can be found here : http://www.gwt4air.appspot.com/ The entire application is written in Java and contains a lot of demos. You can also hit the the source button to see how the code looks like. We opensourced the product sometimes ago http://emitrom.com/gwt4flex and it has been a great success since then. Greats, Alain 2012/3/30 Martin Heidegger <m...@leichtgewicht.at> > On 30/03/2012 15:57, Kiel wrote: > >> Hi Martin, >> >> This would be my First turning point. Seems to be a difficult question... >> >> But I need to ask what could be the differences between the two? >> > > Flex is a SDK: Right now it allows to develop applications for the Flash > Platform > using first and foremost ActionScript3 but also MXML and CSS. > > If you want to improve the Flex SDK you obviously better know all (at > least a good deal) about > making applications with the Flex SDK ;) > > Yes: ActionScript 3 is fundamental. > > > yours > Martin. > > >
