Differences between defining bindings in mxml and actionscript?
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Answer / Neelima Sagar
In MXML, you can define bindings using the <fx:Binding> tag to create two-way data bindings between UI components and ActionScript variables. In ActionScript, you can use the Bindable class or the Syntax sugar (propertyName@event) for creating one-way data binding. However, in MXML, you can also create event bindings using <mx:EventBinding> tag which is not available in ActionScript directly.
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