jwplayer-flex-sdk
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A Node.js module to download and "install" the latest open source Apache/Adobe Flex SDK.
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Welcome to Adobe� Flex � SDK.
For information on getting started with the Flex SDK explore the new feature descriptions, documentation, and samples available at the Flex Developer Center and review the Flex SDK Release Notes.
Flex documentation, including Release Notes and tutorials, are available from the Flex Help and Support page and the Flex Developer Center.
| Introducing Adobe Flex 4.6 SDK | Get an introduction to the variety of new features available in the new release. These features include developing mobile applications across Google Android, Apple iOS, and BlackBerry Tablet OS, additions to the Spark component library and framework performance enhancements. |
| Mobile development using Adobe Flex 4.6 SDK and Flash Builder 4.6 | Provides information on using Flash Builder 4.6 and Flex SDK 4.6 to develop and deploy mobile applications across Google Android, Apple iOS, and BlackBerry Tablet OS. Gain insights on architectural considerations, mobile UI paradigm as wells performance optimizations. |
| Using Flash Builder 4.6 | Provides information on using Adobe Flash Builder 4.6 to create Flex applications. |
| ActionScript 3.0 Reference for the Adobe Flash Platform | Describes the MXML and ActionScript 3.0 programming interfaces, including the API reference for core ActionScript language elements (HTML-only). |
Download Flex samples from the Examples and Case Studies page.
See a complete list of Flex Tutorials and Articles.
You can access the Flex community and online resources from the following pages:
Adobe Flex SDK License Agreement:
All files contained in this Adobe Flex SDK directory are subject to and governed by the Adobe Flex SDK License Agreement specified here: Adobe Flex SDK License Agreement, EXCEPT those files specifically identified below as "Mozilla Public License Files".
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In addition to the Adobe license terms, you also agree to be bound by the third-party terms specified here: Third Party Software Notices. Adobe recommends that you review these third-party terms.
Mozilla Public License Files:
The files located in the following directory locations of the Adobe Flex SDK are governed by the "Mozilla Public License Version 1.1" found below.
ant
asdoc
frameworks/javascript
frameworks/locale
frameworks/projects
frameworks/themes
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Incorporated.
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A Node.js module to download and "install" the latest open source Apache/Adobe Flex SDK.
We found that jwplayer-flex-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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