Great articles by the way !

It just depends on how complex your app will be. If it is really simple, you could do it without being as object-oriented. The more complex it becomes the more you need good organization, the more you need OOP.

Generally speaking, the server code can be independent (should be) from the client code. The objects on the server don’t have to match up to the objects on the client. You can send the data over in whatever format, AMF, XML, JSON, etc. and when it comes over then convert it into the objects the data needs to be. If you’re the only one writing the code, doing front and backend code, you could save time by having the same objects on both sides and allowing AMF to handle the conversion, but it’s really up to you and your situation.

I’m trying to build an AIR application, in it simplest version I’d like to display a ToDo-list in a small widget on the desktop.
The question I have has to do with the PHP side of the application.
In actionscript I’ve created an object called toDoList witch gets the tasks from an onlne Db. The tasks are created by the Projectmanager and allocated to the different team members.
Now for the actual question :
Do I create a toDoList object in PHP as well and pass the list as an object (AMF)?
Or do I just make functions in PHP wich handle reading from and writing to the Db ?
I know it’s kind of a long question but I do hope you can help!!(My teacher couldn’t).
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Thanks for the knowledge.

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Franky-D