One of the new features in Flex 4 is Spark skins. The <tt>spark.skins</tt> package is part of the Spark namespace and, as noted in Adobe's <a href="http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/gumbo/html/WSA8CF4E33-270D-4530-8762-C84999271ECE.html" targe...More
One of the new features in Flex 4 is Spark skins. The <tt>spark.skins</tt> package is part of the Spark namespace and, as noted in Adobe's <a href="http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/gumbo/html/WSA8CF4E33-270D-4530-8762-C84999271ECE.html" target="_blank">Flex 4 LiveDocs</a>, "Custom Spark skins are MXML files that define the logic, graphic elements, and other objects that make up a skin for a Spark component." So what does that mean to you? I hope to get you started in learning the answer to that question in this post.
Yesterday, Andrew Westberg posted the following comment on my post about creating a custom Flex 4 component. I’ve heard some complaints that Flex 4 is much
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