IMO, both Flash Builder and IntelliJ are saying the same thing: “show us that folks want it, then we’ll look into it”. It is a chicken and egg problem.
For FB, I think FlexJS plugs in pretty easily. The first rough spot is if you want to create a new project: there is no menu option for creating a FlexJS project and if you create a Flex project with the FlexJS SDK you get a broken MXML file. We could smooth that a bit by creating an external tool that fixes up your MXML. It would be more work to have an external tool generate a project and have you import it, and probably lots of work to add a new menu option to generate such a project. But again, I am concerned that even if folks get to this point, they aren’t going to see beta or 1.0 quality. But with the help of others, I think we can make great strides soon. -Alex On 7/29/15, 10:26 PM, "piotrz" <piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com> wrote: >Hi Guys, > >One thing for simplifying stuff related to FlexJS. I think not everythink >depends on us, because if you want to use FlexJS and build some app you >have >to go through the set up process of your IDE. >Currently I cant tell my friends - "Hey look what you can do in FlexJS - >download it and add to your IDE - start building something!" >Additional question is how to convince people from JetBrains and get from >them support for FlexJS in Intellij? How to get their real attention? > >What with Flash Builder it is also IDE which needs to be modified in order >to have FlexJS full support? I doubt that Adobe have any plans to release >any new version. > >So we have only one serious and really good IDE, but currently with semi >support for FlexJS. > >Piotr > > > >----- >Apache Flex PMC >piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com >-- >View this message in context: >http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/FlexJS-FalconJX-Ready >-for-another-release-tp48655p48670.html >Sent from the Apache Flex Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
