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Optimizing Your Flex Applications
As highly optimized as Flex is, you have the responsibility as an application developer to keep an eye on the performance, memory management, and size of your Flex application. This chapter covers common tips and
tricks that you can use to make sure you're creating a lean and mean Flex
application. You find out how to make the SWF file, the output of your Flex
application, as small as possible for production purposes and how to make
your application use the least amount of memory and run as fast as possible.
The SWF file that the Flex compiler creates when you launch your Flex appli-
cation contains the Flex framework code, as well as your application-specific
code and assets. For larger applications, you can end up with a quite large
SWF file. Donâ t worry â Flex provides a way to modularize your Flex applica-
tion so that the application pulls in certain chunks of code at runtime so that
the SWF file is relatively small.
You can load and unload modules in two ways â by using a ModuleLoader or
the ModuleManager. You can most easily load and unload modules by using
a ModuleLoader, so this example uses that approach. You create a
ModuleLoader by using the
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