Kubuntu, Eclipse and Flex Builder
Getting Eclipse and Flex Builder to work together on my Kubuntu laptop was a lot easier than [node:1485,title="at work"] - because it's all 32-bit, mainly.
Getting Eclipse and Flex Builder to work together on my Kubuntu laptop was a lot easier than [node:1485,title="at work"] - because it's all 32-bit, mainly.
If you just said 'yes', you want something Adobe is working on, not even in private beta yet, code named 'CoCoMo'.
The only reasonable way for the BBC to do it's job and offer it's iPlayer catch-up TV service (last 7 days TV on demand) across more than just one brand of Windows was using Flash.
People said that when the thing first came out.
And look... it has come to pass :-)
Projects like Adobe's Media Player and adding H.264 (high quality with low bandwidth use) support in Player are starting to make real sense now...
I've modified Josh Buhler's Mac cheat sheet for the Linux short cuts and attached it to this post.
Enjoy !
Two interesting posts over on the FlexCoders mailing list recently, related to Adobe's Thermo graphical design tool for Flex.
There's one thing that is missing from Flex Builder Linux, apart from refactor support.
An icon !
So attached is something you can use as a link in your favorite GUI menu to point at [node:1485,title="eclipse.sh"].
The release notes for Flex Builder Linux don't match what I had to do to get 32bit Eclipse running on my 64bit Linux install, so here are the steps I took. They don't cover installing the (debug) Flash player into a 32bit version of FireFox, as this is well covered elsewhere.
Sounds like change is afoot for the popular Flex Cairngorm architecture.
This looks less like the Enterprise / plugable changes discussed previously, and right now I can't see the point of 'just' accessing the Model via the Controller, unless there is Cunning Support for automatically keeping (parts of) Model sync'ed via LCDS or something.
So, you've played a bit with Share, the new Flex based web file manager from Adobe (which if it doesn't get used by [node:1477,title="Buzzword"] will be a crime), right ?