Comments on: Why Flex 3 Might Kill Your Web Services Powered Application http://www.activeguru.co.uk/posts/why-flex-3-might-kill-your-web-services-powered-application/ Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:12:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: SOG knives http://www.activeguru.co.uk/posts/why-flex-3-might-kill-your-web-services-powered-application/#comment-41 SOG knives Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:11:30 +0000 http://www.activeguru.co.uk/posts/why-flex-3-might-kill-your-web-services-powered-application/#comment-41 <strong>SOG knives...</strong> Interesting ideas... I wonder how the Hollywood media would portray this?... SOG knives…

Interesting ideas… I wonder how the Hollywood media would portray this?…

]]> By: David Bates http://www.activeguru.co.uk/posts/why-flex-3-might-kill-your-web-services-powered-application/#comment-6 David Bates Wed, 16 Jan 2008 15:57:14 +0000 http://www.activeguru.co.uk/posts/why-flex-3-might-kill-your-web-services-powered-application/#comment-6 The Web Services code in Flex is having a complete overhall in Flex 3. I worked on my last project with Flex 2 and different HotFixes as well as each of the Flex 3 betas. The behaviour of web services changed with each iteration. Adobe, I love you, but get this sorted! The Web Services code in Flex is having a complete overhall in Flex 3. I worked on my last project with Flex 2 and different HotFixes as well as each of the Flex 3 betas. The behaviour of web services changed with each iteration. Adobe, I love you, but get this sorted!

]]> By: delirial http://www.activeguru.co.uk/posts/why-flex-3-might-kill-your-web-services-powered-application/#comment-2 delirial Mon, 14 Jan 2008 00:52:19 +0000 http://www.activeguru.co.uk/posts/why-flex-3-might-kill-your-web-services-powered-application/#comment-2 Nice find, mate. Stuff like this makes me wonder where the hell is the QA department in companies like this one. They should implement according to the spec if they want developers to embrace their platform. Reminds me of some of my co-workers. As soon as I try something "odd" on their application, they go like: "the user is not supposed to do that". I reply with: "yeah, but the user might...". Nice find, mate.

Stuff like this makes me wonder where the hell is the QA department in companies like this one.

They should implement according to the spec if they want developers to embrace their platform.

Reminds me of some of my co-workers. As soon as I try something “odd” on their application, they go like: “the user is not supposed to do that”. I reply with: “yeah, but the user might…”.

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