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360Flex SJ 2008 - Learning Flex from Scratch (LFFS) by Flater & Sheridan
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The Learning Flex from Scratch series on Inside RIA(http://www.insideria.com/adam_flater_and_scott_sheridan/) focused on a non-programmers journey into the world of Flex. Written by Adam Flater and Scott Sheridan, LFFS is a guide for anyone new to programming and also new to Flex. This talk will be an overview of the series to date and also cover what we learned together from working on the series. This sessionis likely to be one of the most beginner level talks at the conference. If you're new to Flex and you have a bunch of, what may seem, silly questions that need answers, come to this session and ask away.
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