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Adobe Thermo looks very handy. It's basically a way to do rapid layout and skinning of your flex app without ever going into Flex Builder. While you can look at the code, it's mainly focused on look/feel. You can take a well-structured app comp psd and import it into Thermo, then select layers and objects and convert them to Flex components. You can then use dialogs to manage movement, animation, transparency, etc. You can create design-time sample data sets and actually run the compiled flex app to test - again, without ever opening Flex Builder. Select a set of images and turn them into a list. Take a picture of a slider and turn it into one, then bind it to the list component's onscreen position properties. Pretty sweet.

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