SpringGraph is a Adobe Flex 2.0 component that displays a set of items that are linked to each other. The component calculates the layout for the items using an organic-looking annealing algorithm based on the size and links of each item, and draws lines to represent the links.

The component allows the user to drag and/or interact with individual items. Data can be provided in XML or as Actionscript objects. The Roamer component is an extension to SpringGraph for browsing large graphs of 10,000 items.

via[ mark-shepherd.com ]

The FlexLib project is a community effort to create open source user interface components for Adobe Flex 2.

Current
components: AdvancedForm, Base64Image, EnhancedButtonSkin,
CanvasButton, ConvertibleTreeList, Draggable Slider, Fire, Highlighter,
HorizontalAxisDataSelector IconLoader, ImageMap, PromptingTextArea,
PromptingTextInput, Scrollable Menu Controls, SuperTabNavigator,
Alternative Scrolling Canvases, Horizontal Accordion, TreeGrid,
FlowBox, Docking ToolBar, Flex Scheduling Framework

See the Full Component List.

Browse the documentation, download the source code, or learn How to Contribute to the project.

SpringGraph is a Adobe Flex 2.0 component that displays a set of items that are linked to each other. The component calculates the layout for the items using an organic-looking annealing algorithm based on the size and links of each item, and draws lines to represent the links.

The component allows the user to drag and/or interact with individual items. Data can be provided in XML or as Actionscript objects. The Roamer component is an extension to SpringGraph for browsing large graphs of 10,000 items.

via[ mark-shepherd.com ]

I’m happy to announce the release of my syntax highlighting library
written in ActionScript 3. It’s released under a BSD license, so have
at it.

This great Open Source Syntax Highlighting Library component was just what i was looking for!

via[ machine501.com ]

The following example shows how you can use an embedded font with the Flex Panel container so that a Panel container can be rotated or faded without the text “disappearing”. The trick here is to set the panel’s titleStyleName style to a custom style which sets the font family to the embedded font.

Full code after the jump.
via[ FlexExamples ]

In my extension to accordion upon child add, I merely add an eventlistenr to each child’s header, listening for mouseOver events and responding to them by dispatching a click event. Everything else just fall into place, since things are already wired to respond to the click event.

via[ Flexmonkeypatches ]

“The following example shows how you can use an embedded font with the Flex Panel container so that a Panel container can be rotated or faded without the text “disappearing”. The trick here is to set the panel’s titleStyleName style to a custom style which sets the font family to the embedded font.”

Full code after the jump.
via[ FlexExamples ]