Degrafa Derby about to end
The Degrafa project aims to make it easier to draw graphics and style Flex applications. To get more samples that people can learn from, they're now hosting a developer Derby with some nice prizes so if you want your Flex apps to look better, you should check Degrafa out.
Drawing anything in Flex requires actionscript knowledge. There's no <mx:draw> tag and Degrafa solves this and more. If need custom graphics in Flex and you've not checked Degrafa out, we highly recommend you check it out. Degrafa can let you draw almost anything using MXML.
The Degrafa Derby has been going on for some time already and we just noticed this brilliant example by Degrafa contributor Ben Stucki. It's now only a few days left of the Derby where you can win a Flex 3 license, CS3 Design Premium OR Web Premium and 360|Flex Shirt and ticket. Juan Sanchez from the Degrafa team will also present on this conference, so check it out if you are heading to Atlanta next week.
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