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I'm one of those Flash programmers. I came into it from the outside; from design. I learned to program using Flash. OOP in Flash is more fun!
Anyway, I look at Flex and most Adobe components and think, "Wow, if I had had this, I wouldn't have had to learn to make everything by myself".
I also think that there's no such thing as a generic solution to a problem, which is what Flex sells.
I thank my lucky stars that I know how to "make everything". By that, I mean interface objects.
I feel that you need to know (like the back of your hand) how to make a scroll pane, or a drop menu, or a heir menu. You should know how to do layout and event management. Understanding how to actually make the interface should be, I believe, a requirement for a Flash programmer. I think Flex offers a nice sandbox for some to play in, but I also believe that only custom interfaces can be the best solution for a project.
What is your take on this?
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