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Author: Andrew Wetmore <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Tue Feb 13 18:34:02 2018 -0400
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Edited some of the text and added a link for Cordova.
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# Development tools
-You can just use and standard text editor to write Royale applications and the
command-line to compile them, but you may find that an Interactive Development
Environment (IDE) can make you even more productive.
+You can just use any standard text editor to write Royale applications and the
command-line to compile them, but you may find that an Interactive Development
Environment (IDE) can make you even more productive.
## IDEs
IDEs that support Apache Royale provide getting-started instructions to help
you specify using Royale for a new project, or importing an existing Royale
project.
@@ -43,18 +43,18 @@ IDEs that support Apache Royale provide getting-started
instructions to help you
## Command-line scripts
-To run the compiler, run the js/bin/mxmlc tool in the Royale SDK. The
[Download Royale](Welcome/Get_Started/Download-Royale.html) and [Hello
World](Welcome/Get_Started/Hello-World.html) sections provide an example of how
to use the compiler.
+To run the compiler, run the js/bin/mxmlc tool in the Royale SDK. The
[Download Royale](Welcome/Get_Started/Download-Royale.html) and [Hello
World](Welcome/Get_Started/Hello-World.html) sections provide guidance about
how to use the compiler.
## Apache Maven
-You can use Apache Maven to compile your Royale application. The Royale
documentation will not describe what Maven is and how to use it. Visit the
[Apache Maven Project](http://maven.apache.org){:target='_blank'} to learn more
about Maven. Each of the examples in the examples folder is set up to be built
with Maven, and the archetypes folder contains Maven Archetypes.
+You can use Apache Maven to compile your Royale application. Visit the [Apache
Maven Project](http://maven.apache.org){:target='_blank'} to learn more about
Maven. Each of the examples in the examples folder is set up to be built with
Maven, and the archetypes folder contains Maven Archetypes.
## Apache Ant
-You can use Apache Ant to compile your Royale application. The Royale
documentation will not describe what Ant is and how to use it. Visit the
[Apache Ant Project](http://ant.apache.org){:target='_blank'} to learn more
about Ant. Each of the examples in the examples folder is set up to be built
with Ant.
+You can use Apache Ant to compile your Royale application. Visit the [Apache
Ant Project](http://ant.apache.org){:target='_blank'} to learn more about Ant.
Each of the examples in the examples folder is set up to be built with Ant.
## Apache Cordova
-Apache Cordova enables Royale applications to run on mobile devices, tablets,
and even desktops. The MobileTrader example in examples/royale/MobileTrader
and a few other examples use Cordova.
+Apache Cordova enables Royale applications to run on mobile devices, tablets,
and even desktops. The MobileTrader example in examples/royale/MobileTrader
and a few other examples use Cordova. Visit the <a
href="https://cordova.apache.org/"; target="_blank">Apache Cordova project</a>
to learn more about using Cordova.
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