The Flex Show - Fifteen Minutes With Flex - Episode 8: Custom Item Renderers

Posted At : October 15, 2008 7:00 AM | Posted By : Jeffry Houser
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This is the eighth episode of Fifteen Minutes with Flex. This series of videos will focus on beginner content for Flex Developers.

In this episode we talk about how creating and using item renderers.

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shaun's Gravatar Groovey! Digging this series. My only suggestion would be to move a little more quickly through the material - the pace can be a little frustrating at times. But otherwise, great stuff, very accessible. Thanks very much :)
# Posted By shaun | 10/15/08 1:25 PM
Jeffry Houser's Gravatar Shawn,

Glad you're enjoying!

Pace is tough for me to gauge; and I believe that pace is going to feel drastically different depending on the knowledge of the viewer. I can take "review" at a much quicker pace than new concepts, for example. I do try to keep it tight, with very little dead air.

If you had specific comments on where you think pacing could be better; please e-mail me specifics. I'd be more than happy to hear your thoughts.
# Posted By Jeffry Houser | 10/16/08 7:49 AM
Anil's Gravatar Awesome series .... thanks for all your efforts.
# Posted By Anil | 10/27/08 2:01 AM
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