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This is targeted at developers who consider themselves Flex or Actionscript developers.
I’m writing a helper library to aid connecting to an API from a Flex application.
If you were looking for said library; would you be searching for:
Or would you search for both?
Thanks!
Assuming that this is a client library written in ActionScript for use in any environment that supports ActionScript, compatibility with Flex is a given but that in no way makes it a ‘Flex’ library.
It is an ActionScript library and I would assume that a Flex programmer looking for connectivity to your API would make the connection.
If you want to promote discoverability, you could note in the verbage the various use cases for the library, e.g. ActionScript Library Foo for use in Flash/Flex/XXXX.