I just added a new page called Libagic, from which you can:

• Read the documentation (ASDoc format)
• Read and download source code
• Download the Libagic.swc

for all classes and custom Flex components published on Blogagic.com.

Enjoy!

Just a quick note to let you know that I just moved my RSS feed to Google feedburner.

This is supposed to be transparent for you

If any of you are having issues with viewing my RSS feed, please let me know (simply re-subscribing should help in most cases).

After having discussed the different type of Flex code samples that can be found on the web, let’s dive into Flex Custom Components.

When I decided to take a look at Flex, I quickly realized that learning a new language today is completely different than it was when I learned C or C++ (more than 15 years ago!). Yes, since that time, the Internet grew a lot and makes the learning process much easier today since so many information is just a click away from you nowadays.

So, I’d like to share and discuss with you some ideas or comments on what can be found on the web that can help learning Flex. If you’re interested, follow me on my Flex learning journey (part 1).

After a few issues linked to my previous provider, here it is, my own blog!

Now that everything seems to be more or less in place, it’s time to… blog!

What can you expect soon?

• Flex tips & tricks
• User Interface Design
• And much more…

And, while waiting for my first real posts, listen to Anna Ternheim or take a look here to understand what means Blogagic.