MAX Presentation – Tackling Memory & Performance in Flash, Flex, and AIR

Let’s start by saying thank you to everyone that attended my MAX presentation: Tackling Memory & Performance with Flash, Flex, and AIR. This presentation was made possible by a joint effort of Jun Heider and myself. Below is a link to the Adobe.Tv recording of this presentation.



This was a presentation that almost wasn’t though. For those who don’t know, this presentation was originally planned to be presented by Sean Chistmann of EffectiveUI, yet as he fell sick Adobe called Jun and myself to fill in the gap. Working closely with Jun and Sean (when available) we added our own personal touches to the presentation and presented on Tuesday and Wednesday of Max. Again, thank you to everyone that attended either of the sessions and all the great feedback we received.

Tackling Memory and Performance in Flash, Flex, and AIR
Presentation Source Files

Below is a list of helpful resources for continued education in this subject:

Livedocs

Flex Profiler and flash.sampler.* classes:

AVM2 and MMgc:

Performance and Memory Management:

Data Transfer and Performance:

Elastic Racetrack:

AIR/Flash Player Mac Idle CPU:

Flexcoders:

Adobe Bugbase (Please vote for these bugs!):

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EricOctober 22nd, 2009 at 3:47 pm

The Presentation Source Files are with fxp extension that is open by Microsoft Foxpro.

However, I do not have Foxpro. Can you add in the source files that can be open in editor?

Jonathan CamposOctober 22nd, 2009 at 3:53 pm

The FXP is a compressed (zip) file for Flash Builder. Have you tried importing them via Flash Builder? This will be a necessity as all the examples were created in Fx4.

EricOctober 22nd, 2009 at 5:45 pm

Oh, the license of my Flash Builder was just expired. Thanks for letting me know.

EricOctober 22nd, 2009 at 5:48 pm

Oh, I just figure out that I can open them without Flash Builder. I can simply open them using WinRAR.

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