Since I looked all over the Adobe forums for help on this one and didn’t find anything, I thought I would post my solution here.
I have recently taken a dive into the world of Flex for a project at work. More specifically, I’ve been using the Flex IDE called Flex Builder 3. While doing lots of research, I found an open-source component that looked really promising so I grabbed the code only to find that it wasn’t working in Flex Builder 3.
I’m pretty sure it was mentioned somewhere in the documentation for the component, but I missed where it said that it required Flex 4. I didn’t really know anything about Flex 4 (also called “Gumbo”) so I researched and found that it was a pretty sizable overhaul (for someone like me who is just starting to learn Flex at version 3) and that the new IDE for it was still in beta, potentially going to be released soon. So I thought what the heck, I’ll get the beta. Then the trouble began.
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So I’m very new to I heart faces, but I’m really liking it! I decided to get in on the “Fix-It Friday” challenge and try my hand at “fixing” the provided photo:
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- 29 Jan, 2010, 12:10pm
- Published in Life
Early in 2008 I was looking for information on Roth IRA’s and I stumbled upon an awesome site called Wise Bread. The site and its accompanying forums provide tons of great information for anyone interested in “living large on a small budget”. I must say, I felt at home immediately among the community of like-minded frugal folks. Through Wisebread, I eventually came across Unclutterer, a website that provides tips for getting and staying organized—but in a meaningful way. Clutter is not just things (though that’s what this post is about)—clutter is anything or anyone that causes distraction and prevents you from having an efficient and happy lifestyle. (For a bit of humor, check out the Unitasker Wednesday section, devoted to silly unitasker items that are almost certainly clutter).
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