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There are a lot of good articles already written & screen casts about memory management in Flash Player.  I encourage you to read them first before reading the below.  I cover memory management in a large application using a PureMVC architecture, typically on top of Flex.



  • Unloading Flex Modules

  • Resource Management in AS3 Session Notes Available

  • AS3 Resource Management: Part 1

  • Garbage Collector Interactive Simulator

  • Garbage Collection and Memory Leaks

  • Memory Performance in the Land of References

  • Flash Player Memory Management

  • Using Object Pools

  • Object Pool Class

  • Tweening and Object Pools

  • Garbage Collection with Flex and Adobe AIR

  • Screencast: Performance and Memory Management


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Memory Management, referring to making sure your application doesn’t leak memory through the use of responsible coding practices, is hard.  It’s even harder if you don’t have a history of having to deal with such things (*cough* Flash Developers *cough*).  It was challenging for me to learn… and I’m still learning.  As the Flex community has grown, we’ve seen the influx

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Funkyboy,
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Great article Jesse. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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