What to Walk Away With
I’ve isolated the sections in this chapter into 10 items that you should remember when building your Flash Remoting applications:
Clearly separate the tasks for the application.
Clearly separate and optimize the functionality between client, server, and database.
Handle server downtime (lack of a connection) gracefully.
Use components wisely.
Maintain a clean API.
Optimize your loops and other code blocks that are executed repeatedly.
Use OOP or OOP concepts when possible.
Use broadcasters or callback functions in your responder objects.
Take advantage of incremental recordsets in ColdFusion.
Cache objects from the server whenever possible—on the client using a cache object or on the server using
cachedwithin
in ColdFusion or whatever caching functionality is at your disposal.
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