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    FlashDoctors is an open source collection of ActionScript classes. The initial release includes a dependency injection implementation named Syringe, a command infrastructure named Reflex, and some utility and error classes.
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    Flest is an application framework for building enterprise RIAs in Adobe Flex 3 and ActionScript 3. It uses such design pattern as Controller, Factory, Command, etc. High efficiency, simplicity and practicality were set as its mandatory design features.
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    flashconsole project, enabling your flash application with console. Console itself have customizable look, syntax and semantics, defined in external XML. Useful for command execution and internal variables tuning.
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