Cairngorm is the lightweight micro-architecture for RIAs built in Flex or AIR. A collaboration of recognized design patterns, Cairngorm exemplifies and encourages best practices for RIA development advocated by Adobe Consulting, encourages best-practice leveraging of the underlying Flex framework, and makes it easier for medium to large teams of engineers to deliver medium to large-scale, mission-critical RIAs.
Mate is a tag-based, event-driven Flex framework that makes it easy to handle the events your Flex application creates. Mate allows you to define who is handling those events and determine whether data needs to be retrieved from the server or other events need to be triggered. Mate also provides a mechanism for dependency injection to make it easy for the different parts of your application to get the data and objects they need.
Since 2006, the PureMVC Framework has been enabling the rapid but maintainable development of Flex, Flash, and AIR applications. Based upon proven design patterns, PureMVC is free and open source and helps you create loosely coupled code organized according to the classic Model, View, and Controller concept. PureMVC was created and continues to be maintained and supported by Futurescale, Inc., an Adobe Solution Partner.
Swiz is a brutally simple micro-architecture for RIA development with Flash and Flex. Swiz is simple, lightweight, and extremely productive thanks to using best practices learned from top RIA developers at the best consulting firms in the industry. Swiz imposes no JEE patterns on your code, no repetitive folder layouts, no boilerplate code, and does not require you to extend framework-specific classes.
The Thrasys i18n framework is an extension to the Flex framework, providing full support for bidirectional languages and international locales in Flex. While extremely easy to integrate, the framework provides automatic bidirectional page flipping, access to the advanced rendering capabilities of the Adobe Text Layout Framework, fully configurable client and OS-independent sorting of any Flex control, and support for non-Gregorian calendaring systems.
Parsley, by Spicefactory
Parsley is an application framework for Flex and Flash applications based on an IoC container, offering dependency injection, decoupled messaging, modularization, and extensibility.
Robotlegs is a pure AS3 micro-architecture (framework) with a light footprint and limited scope. Simply put, Robotlegs is there to help you wire your objects together. It provides the glue that your application needs to easily function in a decoupled way. Through the use of automated metadata based dependency injection Robotlegs removes boilerplate code in an application.
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