A few days ago I stumbled upon Swiz, which bills itself as the "brutally simple micro-architecture for Rich Internet Application development with Adobe Flex." If the term micro-architecture or the buzzword Rich Internet Application haven't scared you off yet, read on, because it really is a lovely little framework.
For example, if your main MXML file is Main.mxml and your code-behind class is MainClass.as, Flex Builder gets confused and thinks that there should be two application configuration files (one for the MXML file and one for the AS file.) If your app.xml file is named Main-app.xml, you'll get an error along the lines of Adobe AIR application is missing the corresponding MainClass-app.xml.
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minWidth and maxWidth, and setting width to a percentage (e.g., minWidth="0" maxWidth="300" width="100%"), it's not you, it's the Flex SDK (see bug 12826, reported by Tom Bray).
The fix, as provided by Mike Schiff, has been implemented in the SDK but until it is released you can extend mx:Text and implement it in your own projects:
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