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FUnit is the first generation xUnit testing tool to leverage the custom metadata capabilities of the Flex mxmlc compiler. The tag-based attribute model of FUnit makes it the most intuitive unit-testing framework ever created for the Flex platform.
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as3commons aims to bring some well known java.(lang|util).* goodies, like a collection framework, string utilities to actionscript3
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Flest is an application framework for building enterprise RIAs in Adobe Flex 3 and ActionScript 3. It uses such design pattern as Controller, Factory, Command, etc. High efficiency, simplicity and practicality were set as its mandatory design features.
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mfx2 (Metabolic Framework Foundation) is a fundamental class library to make your own framework quickly. This is especially designed to develop a large or complicated Flash web project which needs a its exclusive framework.
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The Event class is an event manager for Macromedia Flash in ActionScript 2, that supports listeners. It is suitable for code-controlled animation that is time-based, eg intros, transitions.
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