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Asked: 2026-05-12T19:43:09+00:00

I apologize for making my first question not the hard-hitting code-related question I was

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I apologize for making my first question not the hard-hitting code-related question I was hoping for, so I apologize if this question is out of bounds of SO:

I’d like to get started with Adobe Flex development. I’ve seen that there’s been a Beta 2 of Flex 4 available since October (with Flex 4 supposedly being “even better!” than Flex 3, naturally), but obviously, most learning material (books, on-line tutorials etc.) available seem to focus on Flex 3.

This makes me a bit unsure about which version to go with in order to get started.

I realize Flex 3 would be the safer bet, but maybe Flex 4 is already stable enough? I would very much appreciate pointers from developers more experienced with the technology.

Thanks,

Hendrik

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  1. Editorial Team

    I don’t know if it’s so much a question of stability but one of market penetration. As you said most learning resources out there focus on Flex 3. That said the Adobe Devnet is filling up with new tutorials and resources for Flex 4.

    I haven’t moved towards Flex 4 because the libraries are targeted latest versions Flash and AIR, and my apps need to be targeted for older versions of the these runtimes. That and I have all the features I need using the Flex 3 along with FlexUnit, Degrafa, and other third party libraries.

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