Adobe Flex Builder 2: Free to education

24 October 2007, 22:01, by Jon

Adobe have today announced that they will be offering Flex builder 2 as a free download (at no cost) to education establishments and students. Not only a welcomed announcement by the community but also this shrewd move will mean more institutions teaching Rich Internet Application development, and more graduates ready to tackle the next generation of web applications and satisfy the growing demand for Flex developers. (Hopefully in time for the impending Rich Internet Application boom?)

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2 comments below:


Ideal, i’ll be downloading that. You should put a course together for that at college. John

Comment by John M — 2 November 2007 @ 00:18

Yes, I’m waiting for Flex 2 free download to learn. I heard that it’s a very cool software to learn.
Thanks to Adobe first,

Robert

Comment by Robert — 23 September 2008 @ 19:59

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Jon started his career hacking code on his Sinclair Spectrum before moving on to more sophisticated machines ( ...such as a Commodore 64 ). He graduated from the University of Kent in 2000 with a degree in Computer Science and since then has worked in finance and education before co-founding Go Tripod. He is passionate about usability and design and his favourite development technologies are Ruby, and Objective-C/Cocoa. When he is not sat at his desk he is standing on his head doing yoga, refining his taste for food or on an adventure exploring the great outdoors.

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