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I think after all the video tutorials I’ll be all Flex’ed out but I’ve found another place to learn some more tricks to do with Flex. The Flex in a week video tutorial site.

They also have an RSS feed for the videos so you can get Miro to download them,

Recently I’ve been looking around the net to find some tutorials on Flash/Flex and I came across AdobeTV which has loads of tutorials.

You can look at the videos via your web browser or use Adobe’s Media Player AMP which is an AIR application that runs on pretty much any OS.