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My company is considering upgrading to flex 4 ( mainly to use the richtextlayout ) I would like to know from your experiance what is the status of the product ( how far is it from official release ) and do you recomend using it now or wait till its complete its beta stage
Thanks
We’re using flex 4 beta 2 for our upcoming project.
I must admit that it’s not yet production stable, there are bugs, and some of them are showstoppers. (we had some problems with data grids at least).
Though it’s quite usable and works.
So, if your new project is a long-standing one and you’re ready to update from time to time to the latest nightly, so go for flex 4. It’s very likely that Adobe will release the final version in 2-3 months timeframe and you can easily switch to it.
If your only concern is a TLF-enabled text area, then consider as an option porting using TLF directly in your flex 3 project. That was the way I’ve chosen for my last project.
I’ve backported
RichEditableTextcomponent to flex 3 from flex 4. It wasn’t that hard, cause it had little dependencies on flex 4.