text: I am a new user to the Flex /FlashBuilder community.
  After downloading Flash Builder 4 and reviewing the Flex in a week tutorials, I notice the code being generated is different. I understand the tutorials were generated for Flex, not Flash Builder 4. Some things will not work.
  I understand updating tutorials is not cost effective if the product is free. Flash Builder 4 is not free. My industry is training. I am irritated by companies that market products without the full backing of update, complete, and thoroughly tested training material.
  If I can't learn a product with updated, working tutorials for the product being marketed (flash builder 4), then why would other users invest money in purchasing this product? Experienced users already understand the basics; tutorials are geared for new users who are undecided about whether to purchase the product.
  Would somebody please let the top echelon at Adobe know that their tutorials for Flex will not work for Flash Builder. To translate this so the Flash Builder management team can understand this, either update the tutorials or create new ones that work with Flash Builder 4. Do this now, not 6 months after the product is released.
  Hi there, welcome to the community.
  First I think you're making a few wrong assumptions, the tutorials that you saw in Flex in a Week were targetted for the Flex SDK 3, and Flex Builder 3. Flash Builder 4 Beta 1 is the new name for the next version of Flex Builder, and you'll most likely use it to create projects that target the Flex SDK 4.
  You can ask yourself what the heck is the Flex SDK, you can find a great explanation in here:
  And what is Flex Builder now Flash Builder?
  It's the IDE for building Flex apps that target the Web using the Flex SDK or the desktop using the AIR SDK, you can also use it to develop pure AS3 projects, and more.
  If you're an enthusiast, and want to test Flash Builder Beta 1 you can find several tutorials in here:
  You could also find several examples in :
  I think Adobe wouldn't update the Flex in a Week tutorials right now, because the Flex SDK 4 is still under development and things can change drastically as happened with the new namespaces structure.
  And last but not least if you want to be up to date with the latest news about the Flex SDK 4 you can always check
  Hi,
  I'm afraid I specifically don't want the Flex in a Week demos upgraded to Flex Builder 4. I'm using the SDK and quite honestly the last thing I want is for any tutorials to be based upon a beta version of anything. In actual fact, the tutorials should probably be based on the lowest common denominator in terms of any IDE / development kits (so probably the latest SDK) rather than include things which are only in Flex Builder (which I can't afford !).
  Alex