As I mentioned yesterday submitting a patch to fix a problem with the Flex SDK is a great way to get to know the framework itself better, and also see how the process works.

There isn't much too it, esp. if you are fixing a bug you found.

(follow up to Talk to Adobe's Flex SDK team )

Well, that was... manic :-)

You can now play lemmings online, in JavaScript (i.e. without a browser plugin).
In other words, the virtual language running in the cross platform virtual language inside your web browser, running on top of your GUI, on top of your operating system, is as powerful as one whole Amiga.

The problem:
Every time some AIR applications start, they give a prompt saying ’trying to connect to an unverified server baz.com (on port 443). Do you trust this server ?’.
Clicking ’always’ (out of 'always', 'this session' and 'never') doesn't work, and it always asks the next time anyway.
 
The solution:

Next week the Adobe Flex SDK team is having an online discussion, following comments like these about how some aspects of the open source project could be improved.