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If you feel the statement above(in any grammatical form) was your plight during your past waterfall projects, then its time you switched your project methodology from waterfall to Agile!!
Over the past few years, Cairngorm architecture has been hugely embraced for developing enterprise Flex applications. While there are a lot of sources available online that demonstrate building flex applications using Cairngorm Architecture, not many serve the cause if you intend to develop Modular Flex Applications using Cairngorm Architecture.
Brief description of Flex Modules:
Flex Modules are code functionality compiled to dynamically-loadable SWF files that can be loaded and unloaded by an application at run-time.
Modules let you split your application into several pieces, or modules. The main application, or loader, can dynamically load other modules that it requires, when it needs them. It does not have to load all modules when it starts, nor does it have to load any modules if the user does not interact with them.
It is highly likely that if you have at any point of your development cycle fiddled around with the feature called - wmode, then you have landed into some trouble or the other.
Brief introduction to wmode:
'wmode' stands for Windowless Mode. The wmode parameter is available in the object/embed tags used to place the Flash swf (compiled application) on stage: Read more »
