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Flex 4 features for creating Software as a Service

When it comes to enterprise-level development, the Adobe Flex SDK has undergone such significant improvements that it is hard to fathom that it's still the same product. Explore new features and functionality for creating Software as a Service (SaaS) rich Internet applications using the Flex 4 SDK.  More >

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  • Using Flex SDK with Mate and PHP

    Mate is a lightweight event-driven framework that enables you to build user interfaces (UIs) and services in a Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Use Eclipse PHP development tools (PDT) and the Flex software development kit (SDK) to build an application using the Mate framework.

  • An Eclipse Galileo flyby

    The Eclipse Galileo release of 33 major projects showcases the diversity and innovation going on inside the Eclipse ecosystem. Get an overview of several Galileo projects, along with resources to find out more information.

  • Globalize your Eclipse RCP application

    Learn how to globalize the user interface (UI) elements in an Eclipse RCP application, including the window, menu, toolbar, dialog, welcome page, splash screen, and standard Eclipse UI elements.

  • Dynamically generate OpenOffice documents on the client side with XPCOM

    Dynamically export existing content into an OpenOffice document on the client side with the help of Mozilla XPCOM, providing you with a portable and cost-effective alternative to server-side solutions.

  • Scala on your phone

    See how you can use Scala as the primary development language on Android, allowing you to write mobile applications using a more expressive but also more type-safe programming language.

  • PHP object orientation: Separating concerns

    Separation of concerns is a concept in object-oriented software design that allows you to build more-modular applications, which are easier to maintain and add new features to. PHP's OO language features allow you to apply design concepts to build more robust, maintainable applications.


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  • EclipseCon blog: Didn't make EclipseCon this year? Catch the highlights, including e4 Project in Review, Darwin Among the IDEs, Galileo -- The Next Major Release, and more, in Mark Cappel's live-from-the-floor blog.