Flex_rest_optimization
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The document discusses various ways to optimize Flex applications for performance, including: 1. Using runtime shared libraries (RSLs) to externalize shared assets and reduce SWF file size. 2. Optimizing object creation by delaying it until necessary or staggering creation. 3. Improving measurement and layout performance by reducing nested containers and using Box containers when possible.
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