I just stopped by one of my favorite Flex sites and found that JAM (http://www.onflex.org/code/) has been updated to a Flex application.

Nice work Ted.

Check it out and post some code.
http://www.onflex.org/code/

Have you registered for Max yet?  One of the most exciting things (for me at least) will be the additional information presented on the upcoming Apollo project.  The whole concept of moving my Flex apps to the desktop to a well defined and supported desktop runtime is very exciting.  I know that I have already blogged my opinions on the short comings of the Central framework but after seeing the unbelievable strides that Adobe/Macromedia accomplished with Flex 2 my confidence is high that Apollo will be a winner.  For most in the community this will be their first look at Apollo and will certainly create a buzz.

Not convinced, check out Ben Forta’s Top 10 Reasons to Attend Max.

Get yourself registered today for the best pricing.  Here is the pricing structure:

Early Bird registration fee (Available through September 25, 2006): US$1,095

Standard registration fee (Available through October 16, 2006): US$,1295

On-site registration fee (October 22–26,2006): US$1,495

Link to Registration

I’ll See You There so be sure to say hello.

The new Yahoo Maps Beta 3 is out and has many new features including International Maps, Satelite Maps, and Hybrid Maps.  The API is still only Flex 1.5 compatible but I have received word that he Flex 2 API is well on its was and should be available soon.  Check it out at Yahoo Maps.

Just ActionScript and MXML had a great first week.  There were 37 examples posted from 16 developers and now they are all available in a single zip file for download.  This site is showing signs of being a fantastic resource whether you are a Flex newbie of a “Flexpert”, you are sure to learn something at JAM.

Check of JAM at http://www.onflex.org/code/

IFBIN is a project that I have been a part of for a while now and I am now pleased to announce that all source code both Flash and Flex is free to the public.   Here is the official post:
http://www.ifbin.com/news/2006/08/ifbin-20-begins-ifbin-is-open-and-free.html

I have posted many of my samples in the Flex section so, Go get some free code!!