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Where do I get help using Flex?

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There are multiple resources online to help learn and use Flex.
* The Official Flex homepage

• //help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/index.html
• //help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/index.html
• Flex Cookbook
• Flex forums at Adobe
  * The StackOverflow site has a vibrant community Stack Overflow.
• The Flexcoders mailing list has over 12k members Flexcoders
• Apache Flex users list mailing-list (this is not the dev list)
  * Flex IRC channel at irc.freenode.net #flex.

Does Flex cost money?

No. The Flex SDK is free for both personal and commercial use. You can compile your projects using the Adobe mxmlc compiler which is included with the Flex SDK download. Some of the tooling costs money.

Is Flex Open Source?

Yes. Apache only hosts open source projects.

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There is no compiled set of examples available at this time but many are available in . We are in search of people who will contribute and manage them.

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What is the road map for Apache Flex?

There is no official roadmap for the Apache Flex project but many of the current goals have been listed in the Apache Flex goals question on this page. There may or may not be an official or unofficial road map at some point in the future. The discussion on this topic has been discussed at length and the consensus has generated two responses. If you want something in Flex start working on it or discuss it and get others involved to work and / or vote on it. The other response has been to get out a parity release with the Adobe Flex 4.6 SDK and then revisit it thenThe roadmap for Adobe's support for Flex is here. Apache projects believe in letting the committers decide what features to add and bugs to fix. In a sense the committers themselves have their own roadmaps. By participating you can become a committer. It's best to ask on the mailing list to see what people are working on.

Will the Flash Player be supported on my mobile or tablet device?

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